My question involves a child custody case from the State of: FL
If there is an outstanding supplemental position to modify, and the NCP has lost their job, does the mere filing of said petition excuse them from making support payments? Or do they still need to make payments until the modification goes through? Can they be found in contempt for not making their current payment if they are financially able to do so?
Also, if they have been found in contempt in the past, does this reflect poorly upon them? Meaning, would the judge or hearing officer see this as a history of contempt?
Thank you in advance.
If there is an outstanding supplemental position to modify, and the NCP has lost their job, does the mere filing of said petition excuse them from making support payments? Or do they still need to make payments until the modification goes through? Can they be found in contempt for not making their current payment if they are financially able to do so?
Also, if they have been found in contempt in the past, does this reflect poorly upon them? Meaning, would the judge or hearing officer see this as a history of contempt?
Thank you in advance.
Enforcing Custody Orders: Non-Payment and Contempt
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