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Mom Doesn`t Want Dad Telling People That She Doesn`t PAY her Child Support Obligation

Jessica Olson and Christopher Olson were in court for a motion hearing regarding the parenting plan and child support. Jessica had filed a motion to modify the temporary parenting plan to request a permanent one, which Christopher objected to. There were also issues with tax exemptions and setting child support, which both parties agreed needed to be addressed. However, Jessica's declaration regarding these matters was found to be in violation of the court's local rules, and the judge ultimately struck it from consideration for the hearing. Jessica apologized for not being aware of the rules but explained that she had encountered difficulties with filing the correct documents due to missing information from the clerk's office. The petitioner is asking to modify the temporary parenting plan to have more time with her daughters who are 14 and 16 years old. She expresses concern that they have not been spending much time with her recently and wants more structured visitation time. The respondent argues that there is no need to modify the temporary plan as it has been working fine and was agreed upon previously. The respondent also brings up issues of child support and the petitioner's request for visitation to be documented in writing. The discussion revolves around child support orders between Mr. Olson and Miss Olsen. Mr. Olson is requesting retroactive support for the daughters based on the previous court order. Miss Olsen has started a new job making less money and argues that $1,000 a month is too much for her to pay. She claims to still financially support her daughters in various ways. Mom is accused of contempt for claiming a tax credit that was not theirs according to a court order. The other party requests the court to find the first party in contempt and impose attorney's fees and sanctions. A GAL, if appointed, will investigate and issue a report with recommendations about parenting. Either party can then file a motion to adopt the GAL's recommendations as a modified temporary parenting plan, and the court usually agrees with the request a declaration document is a written statement, sworn to be the truth under penalty of perjury by someone with direct knowledge about the issues in a court case. It`s usually used when filing or responding to motions in court. A declaration's information can help the judge decide on the motion An exemption is a dollar amount that can be deducted from an individual's total income, thereby reducing the taxable income. Taxpayers may be able to claim two kinds of exemptions: Personal exemptions generally allow taxpayers to claim themselves (and possibly their spouse) Case Update: Mom Expresses Frustration at the Idea of Having to Pay Child Support to Her Ex-Husband    • Mom Expresses Frustration at the Idea of H...