Legal Question in Family Law in California
Ramifications of 14 Month delay in filing modification for child support
My ex filed a Stipulation to Modify Child support to a dramatically decreased amount. Although averse to the terms I agreed and signed. The attorney for the other side, eager to settle and file the matter, had me overnight my signed copy to him. I went about my business assuming the new agreement to be filed and legally binding. Over one year later I received a call from this same attorney requesting another signature on a court required form in order that this same modification be filed with the court. What ramifications could this delay have for both sides if any?
1 Answer from Attorneys
Re: Ramifications of 14 Month delay in filing modification for child support
Apparently the judge did not approve the original stipulation. Get a consultation with an attorney so that you will know your rights, the costs would be nominal compared to what you are giving up. After a consultation you will know your rights and can make any choice you want. Good luck, Pat McCrary
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