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Question:

I was recently notified that I overpaid my child support obligation by $10,000 due to my employer's payroll office reacting slowly to changes in my wage garnishment.

However, I was never notified by my state when this overpayment began and they let it go on for a significant amount of time. There is no accountability and the only suggestion they have given me to be reimbursed for this overpayment of child support is to sue my ex.

Are there any other options available?

By JoAnne C. Holt,  Divorce financial analyst

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Question:

My wife took our child out of school and moved to another state saying I won't be able to see my daughter until I file for divorce.

Since there are currently no court orders, can I take my daughter back and move her back home?

And what are my visitation rights when there is no court order in place?

Question:

My wife and I are working on an amicable divorce. We have a car in my name that we agreed she would take possession of and be responsible for the payments.

How can I ensure in the divorce decree she gets the car and the payments that go along with it and my name off the car?