What to do if my ex-wife lied to the Child Support judge about how much she pays for a babysitter?
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What to do if my ex-wife lied to the Child Support judge about how much she pays for a babysitter?
She produced handwritten receipts stating that she pays her aunt $200 a week for babysitting. I know her aunt does not charge her to watch our daughter. This increased my payments by $100 more a week. I also have a younger child with my new wife that the judge refused to consider. What can I do?
Asked on September 21, 2012 under Family Law, New York
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Answered 11 years ago | Contributor
I suggest that if you wish to press the issue with respect to your "ex" failing to be honest with respect to the true amounts of baby sitting expenses that you consult with a family law attorney to see what your legal options are and what the costs would be to pursue such in relationship to the chances of success.
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