Legal Question in Family Law in Georgia

Frankly, if you do not know what the orders in the case require you are not going to be able to find and understand cases (and this is not the place to get legal research). You either need to hire a lawyer, or go to court on your own and be prepared to show the Judge exactly where an order has been violated.

The simple answer is that: 1) a Judge signed an order requiring him to pay a certain amount beginning on a certain date, 2) he appealed that order, and 3) his appeal was denied, then the Judge's order still stands and is good from the date it was issued until now. Your ex would be in contempt for not paying the higher amount, although a Judge may say he was not in willful contempt and allow him to catch up over time. No real case law needed, just the ability to present this to a Judge, with documents to back you up, so that he or she can determine how your ex should catch up. However, doing this without a lawyer can be like trying to change your own transmission in your car. You may do it right, but the consequences of doing in wrong can make things worse. See if you can find a lawyer to work with you on fees.