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She LIED? Judge Terminates Child Support On The Spot!

This divorce case is an absolute mess! A judge is left baffled by the chaos as he struggles to make sense of the conflicting claims and missing documents. Accusations fly as both parties scramble to prove their side of the story, resulting in a courtroom battle that's anything but straightforward Plaintiff: Liana Hogan 00:00 The Judge is Baffled: Surprise Documents & Missing Evidence 02:18 Motions & Maintenance: Unresolved Issues from 2023 04:54 Income Dispute: Commission vs. Salary & The "Wrong" Numbers 08:24 Allegations of Deceit: "He's Lying" About His Income 11:53 Tax Return Evidence & An Unexpected Zoom Interruption 14:41 Maintenance Terminated? The Fight Over Stopped Payments 17:15 The $26,000 Question: Calculating the Support Arrears 22:45 Dissipation Claims: Accusations of Wasted Marital Assets 26:09 Custody Change & The Petition to Abate Support 30:30 The Spending Dispute: Macy’s, Kohl’s & The Repossessed Car 35:38 Burden of Proof: The Judge Challenges Both Parties 38:08 The Tax Deduction Mystery: Who Claimed the Child? 40:37 The Judge's "Skeptical" Reality Check & A Blunt Suggestion 45:18 The 401k Dispute: Was it Retirement or Car Allowance? 48:57 Evidentiary Foundations: Why the Pro Se Litigant is Struggling 53:23 The "Dumpster Fire" Comment Dissolution of Marriage: The legal term for divorce. Certificate of Dissolution: The official document confirming a divorce. Prove Up: Presenting evidence and arguments in court to establish a case. Motions: Formal requests made to a court for a specific ruling. Orders of Protection (OP): Court orders designed to protect individuals from harm, often in domestic violence situations. Child Support: Payments made by a non-custodial parent to support their child. Maintenance: Payments made to a spouse after a divorce, often to help them become self-sufficient. (Also known as "alimony.") Commissions: Payments based on sales or performance. Financial Affidavit: A sworn statement detailing a person's income, expenses, assets, and liabilities. Tax Return: A formal report filed with a tax authority to report income, expenses, and other tax information. Gross Income: Income before taxes and other deductions. Net Income: Income after taxes and other deductions. Arrearage: The amount of overdue payments. Retroactive: Taking effect from a date in the past. Dissipation Claim: A claim that one spouse improperly used marital assets for their own benefit. Marital Property: Assets and debts acquired during a marriage. Discovery: The process of gathering information from the opposing party. Interrogatories: Written questions sent to the opposing party. Production of Documents: A request to obtain documents from the opposing party. Exhibits: Documents or other items presented as evidence in court. Foundation: The preliminary evidence or testimony necessary to establish the admissibility of evidence. Contempt of Court: Disobeying a court order or showing disrespect for the court. This is legal commentary for educational purposes only. Not legal advice.