Legal Question in Family Law in Florida

florida administrative court ruled a year later after wife filed during separation from 2005-2006 and ruled for retroactive child support even though I paid cash during the year. we are now we lived together since 2006 till now and Ive contintued to pay the $ 2000 while supporting her doulble and some times triple the child support amt. now we are devorcing and after 4 failed attempt to get the ordered disolved becouse my wife intercepted the hearing notice and I missed the hearing. Is there case law that make the reciepient reponsible for reporting substancial changes, and case law about interference with other party in trying to file for modification but interfering by interecepting notice hearings, threatening, and intimidating.

Asked on 7/23/09, 6:22 am

Brent Rose The Orsini & Rose Law Firm

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If you didn't get the notice and can prove it, you are entitled to a new hearing.

There is no case law that says the recipient must report substantial changes. The burden is on the paying person to report changes.

Answered on 7/23/09, 10:34 am

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