Soc, what if both parents agree, without any court involvement, to terminate CS for the child who will reach the age of majority based on GA law, will this agreement be honored by the court?
The GA support office shows NCP in arrears because NCP made payments directly to CP when CP was moving and couldn't provide account # necessary to set up auto CS payment via GA support office (as stated on CS order). Around that time, NCP had to go on sea deployment and was effectively unable to follow up on this account setup matter. NCP has copies of all checks sent to CP with notation "for child support". CP cashed all checks. The GA support office has copies of cashed checks and added notes regarding these payments to NCP's support record. In reality, NCP overpaid CS to CP.
Questions for you:
1.) If NCP choose to register the CS order in FL and modify it to terminate support for the child reaching age of majority, what will become of these "arrears"?
2.) Will NCP be ordered to pay these back even though there are clear evidences that CP was paid CS due on a monthly basis?
3.) What if CP doesn't dispute the fact that NCP is current with CS -- does that have any bearing in NCP's favor? Does NCP need to get in writing that CP does not dispute the fact that NCP is current with all CS payments?
4.) What would you recommend is the best approach (least $$$, stress and headache involved) for NCP to correct "arrears" from GA support office when NCP's residence is in FL along with the minor kids?
The GA support office shows NCP in arrears because NCP made payments directly to CP when CP was moving and couldn't provide account # necessary to set up auto CS payment via GA support office (as stated on CS order). Around that time, NCP had to go on sea deployment and was effectively unable to follow up on this account setup matter. NCP has copies of all checks sent to CP with notation "for child support". CP cashed all checks. The GA support office has copies of cashed checks and added notes regarding these payments to NCP's support record. In reality, NCP overpaid CS to CP.
Questions for you:
1.) If NCP choose to register the CS order in FL and modify it to terminate support for the child reaching age of majority, what will become of these "arrears"?
2.) Will NCP be ordered to pay these back even though there are clear evidences that CP was paid CS due on a monthly basis?
3.) What if CP doesn't dispute the fact that NCP is current with CS -- does that have any bearing in NCP's favor? Does NCP need to get in writing that CP does not dispute the fact that NCP is current with all CS payments?
4.) What would you recommend is the best approach (least $$$, stress and headache involved) for NCP to correct "arrears" from GA support office when NCP's residence is in FL along with the minor kids?