Legal Question in Family Law in California

Re: Request to Daycare Fac. to verify Child attends their fac.

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They probably have the right to refuse to provide such information voluntarily; however, if there is a pending case, the records can be obtained by subpoena.

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Re: Request to Daycare Fac. to verify Child attends their fac.

The question of how much she is paying for daycare will have to be addressed in court. The daycare where the child attends can be subpoenaed to appear in court with the attendance records and the payment for child care.

If the ex-wife is lying about the child care costs and you can prove it you should receive a credit for the excess payments and the court should order her to pay attorney fees and other costs you have incurred. These costs must be requested in the motion.