Legal Question in Family Law in New Mexico

Re: Child Support

As we are want to say in the business 'this is America and anyone can take anybody else to court anytime.' The real issue is can the person taking you to court win? Under the circumstances you have described it sounds like one parent wants to make sure that some other parent is paying you child support? If that is accurate I cannot believe that his position has any relevance and if he gets you into court the judge will tell him to only talk about the case between you and him once you begin objecting.

You did not state which children related to which EX are older. That age relationship is relevant in determining whether you get a credit on your child support obligation. However, as it sounds like you have custody even that inquiry falls into the 'so what' category. Thus, unless there are facts in this case you have not stated I cannot think of a situation where a judge will over-rule an objection by you on relevance when your ex-husband begins this line of questioning.

Good Luck.