Chances
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First time posting here thought I give it a shot regarding my situation. Ex is trying to get me back to court on two motions. First motion - saying child is unable due to maintain the required hours for college to remain eligible for child support. And actually her first semester did not. Ex is claiming the child is unable due to various developmental disabilities as defined in Section 630.005, RSMo. In other words ex is looking for continued child support, etc even thought the child does not collect SSI for any disabilities. (Is SSI a factor?) The child just completed second semester of school with the required hours and did this by living on campus. I do not have a problem paying my share for school however I would like my options after her turns 22. The way I read section 630.005 RSMo child does not fit the profile of the child however anyone have any experience with this issue? Or could you see a way the ex could provide evidences that the child cannot provide for themselves? And way 630.005 is written if any thing would happen to both parents the child would go to the state; no matter what age.
Second motion is to request change to the court order language that each parent is obligated to pay one-half of all non-covered medical and dental expenses - which is the MO standard. The change would be that each party shall pay directly to the health care provider their one-half of the non-covered portion of said services rendered within thirty 30 day after a copy of said bill has been forwarded via mail, etc. This would only make things more confusing. Would a judge do this in MO?
In addition, I have obtained a medical supplement insurance which the ex has not used for six months and can't get a straight answer if she is going to use it. Would a MO judge change the standard language without good reason? What the ex wants change is her actually duties of her my the CP of the child, why would the court do this?
By the way each month when the ex letter comes with medical and school receipts the letter starts out that I am always behind on payments and contempt of court which of course are untrue. So again, I will be force to retain a lawyer and defend myself in court. And who has at least $10K for lawyer fees these days.
Hope this make sense I am willing to further explain - thanks in advance.
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LeAnne
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Reged: 08/18/05
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Loc: missouri
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First you need to post this in the Child Support section, you will get a whole lot more answers, and maybe shrink it down some, and make sure you are clear about what you are stating.
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