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May 25
2009

Ask A Lawyer: Do I Owe Half for my Daughter's Extracurricular Trip?

Posted by pmcmahon in Richard Coffee , extracurricular activities , Cordell Cordell, PC , Child Support , Ask A Lawyer

Question:

My child support paperwork states that I am to pay 50 percent of all agreed educational expenses. My ex signed my daughter up for an extracurricular trip for school and then informed me my half was $1100.00.

At this time my ex has been playing games and not allowing me to see my daughter per our paperwork. I told her that I agreed the trip was a good opportunity but I was unwilling to pay for half because of my daughter's current attitude about seeing me. I was not going to reward it with a trip. I did however offer to assist with $500.00.

Now my ex states that her lawyer said I owe half because I agreed to the trip. Can they force me to pay half?

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Nov 05
2008

Ask a Lawyer: My ex-wife has repeatedly violated our Court Ordered Parenting Plan.

Posted by Dads Divorce in Visitation , Visitation , travel , school , Parenting , MO , extracurricular activities , expenses , daycare , custody , Ask A Lawyer

Question:

I am the father of a 5-year-old son and I have joint shared custody of my son. His mother has primary residence, but still have him 40% of each month at my residence. It clearly states in our divorce decree / parenting plan that she is to pay for ALL daycare expenses, which until recently she has done. Well our son starts kindergarten next week and she has changed her work schedule around so that she will no longer require daycare on her end she says that if I needed daycare for the days that I have our son, I will have to pay for it out of my pocket. I told her she was violating our court agreement, she disagrees. In addition, She is supposed to pick-up our 5-year-old son from my residence every other Friday morning and take him to daycare/school (by her residence) but has repeatedly refused to do so. In fact I
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