Who is "her" and what does she have to do with your case?
So the old settlement agreement is irrelevant, as you entered into a new, unconditional settlement in court, while fully advised by your lawyer.Quoting hershey_kissez12
"I feel like I was sold short" is not going to get you out of your settlement agreement, as stated on the record.Quoting hershey_kissez12
Unless the order says he can't send his mother, so what?Quoting hershey_kissez12
As your lawyer has no doubt already told you, you pay for basic needs - clothes, food and the like - out of the child support and your own money.Quoting hershey_kissez12
Then you have arrears you can enforce through the court. Talk to your lawyer.Quoting hershey_kissez12
Maybe. But you say you stipulated to this outcome on the record, the judge apparently found it suitable given the facts as presented, your lawyer no doubt had reasons to urge you to take it instead of going to trial, and you have not yet stated a compelling reason for the court to revisit the order. Talk to your lawyer.Quoting hershey_kissez12
What does that mean? You want his support to go up but not quite to $1,000? You want his support to go down so you don't have to drive? Again, talk to your lawyer. That's why you hired him.Quoting hershey_kissez12

