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llworking
It is very much the norm for daycare costs to be rolled into child support orders. You know how much the weekly daycare costs are for your child. You SHOULD know, but perhaps do not know that nearly all daycare providers charge by the week, whether the child attends every day or not (licensing issues and number of permitted children). Therefore, you asking for a bill every week is a bit over the top. I suspect that you know that you owe her money for daycare and are attempting to dodge that by insisting that she give you a bill.
If you habitually miss some of your visitation it would not be unusual for someone to take you back to court and ask that your parenting time credits be reduced.
You are looking at this as she wanting to make changes when the ink is barely dry, and I suspect she is looking at this as you not following the orders when the ink is barely dry.
You can avoid going to court by not giving her any ammo to take you to court. Like I said, you know what the weekly daycare cost is for your child. Just pay your share.