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Nicole Jones vs Timothy Jones

Mom Showed Up and Took Our Daughter for One Night, the Day Before We Went to Court

Nicole Jones and Timothy Jones are in a legal dispute over child support payments. Timothy is objecting to the amount of child support he is required to pay, stating that Nicole only sees their daughter for 10 overnights a year instead of the 24 days a month initially agreed upon. He also argues that Nicole filed a false police report which led to him losing his job as an occupational therapist. Nicole, on the other hand, wants Timothy's income to be recalculated based on his educational background and previous work history. She claims that Timothy has chosen not to work in his field of expertise and is instead working as a bartender and server. Timothy defends his job choices, stating that there are limited job opportunities in their area and he is making a comparable income to what he was making as an occupational therapist. He also mentions that his job loss was a result of Nicole's false accusations. The court is tasked with recalculating Timothy's income for the child support payments based on the new information provided by both parties.

Miss Jones expressed her concerns about the incorrect income information provided by the other party, stating that they had the same amount of time to submit the information. She provided her tax returns and pay stubs as requested and mentioned she had been at her job for almost a year. She also brought up the other party's potential to earn income from other job opportunities listed online but not pursued. The court calculated Miss Jones's annual income based on her employer's disclosure, which was within $300 of the amount she provided. The judge denied both parties' objections and emphasized the need for a track record of actual overnights to determine any changes in support or custody arrangements. They encouraged both parties to file a new motion if significant changes in overnights occurred in the future.

Overall, the discussion revolved around discrepancies in income information and the need for accurate calculations in determining support and custody arrangements. Both parties were given the opportunity to voice their concerns, but ultimately the judge denied their objections and stressed the importance of tracking actual overnights for potential future modifications.

Mom filed an objection and would like to recalculate child support based on recent tax returns

If the actual income of the obligor is significantly less than what the obligor could earn because of intentional unemployment or underemployment, the court may apply the support guidelines to the earning potential of the obligor

Mom currently makes $73,000 annually ...

The Michigan Child Support Formula determines which parent will pay child support and the support amount, based on factors including each parent's income and the number of nights per year that the child spends with each parent (called "overnights")

The formula also adjusts for split custody arrangements or orders which provide for the children spending a substantial number of overnights in each parent’s home
Just within the lower peninsula, northern Michigan is extremely rural with little major industry aside from mining and outdoor recreation like hunting, fishing and water sports

A Referee is an attorney appointed by the Chief Judge to hear domestic relations cases and make recommendations about the outcome of your case. A Judge adopts those recommendations by signing a court order. A Referee is a quasi-judicial officer and must abide by the Code of Judicial Conduct

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Dad has been Paying Child Support for 5 years but the Kids live with Him

Child support is money paid by one parent to the other parent for the purpose of providing financial support to a child or children. Most frequently, child support is paid by the non-custodial parent to the custodial parent, but this is not always the case. Depending on where you live and the agreement you reach, the child support you pay or receive and what expenses it should cover will vary.

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