The court proceeding where Mr. Rodriguez, a father, is questioned about his income and financial situation for child support purposes. Mr. Rodriguez earns $58.12 per hour, with bonuses based on business goals and KPIs. He also receives veterans benefits and provides health insurance for his daughter. The court inquires about his bonuses for different quarters, other sources of income, and his other child under 18. The court allows Mrs. Rodriguez to ask questions, specifically about the other bonuses received by Mr. Rodriguez and requests that this information be provided to the court.
Mr. Rodriguez was served with the request for documents on February 21, 2024, and that he was supposed to provide the last 3 pay stubs and the W2 statement. However, there is a discrepancy because the Attorney General's office requested income tax returns for the previous 2 years. Mr. Rodriguez mentioned that he only has the W2 form and not the full tax returns. The judge points out the discrepancy but also notes that Mr. Rodriguez did not fully comply with the request. Miss Phyllis requests a break to gather the necessary documents.
The witness, Ms. Rodriguez, testified about her efforts to advocate for better services for her daughter, who has epilepsy and a speech impediment. She mentioned ongoing discussions with her ex-husband, Mr. Rodriguez, about shared custody and guardianship. Ms. Rodriguez also described the financial challenges of hiring a babysitter when her mother is unavailable to care for her daughter, resulting in missed work hours. Additionally, she clarified that she is the primary contact for her daughter's school and is seeking appropriate child support payments from Mr. Rodriguez.
The witness, Miss Rodriguez, testified about her daughter's disabilities and the care she requires, such as medication administration and supervision due to epilepsy. She highlighted the challenges of caring for her daughter, including sleepless nights and constant monitoring. Miss Rodriguez shared that her daughter is enrolled in the MDCP program for Medicaid benefits based on her disability. She also mentioned the financial struggles of obtaining adequate care, as the hourly rates for attendants are not sufficient. The witness expressed disappointment in her ex-husband's lack of involvement in their daughter's care, citing instances where he failed to attend important medical appointments. The witness emphasized the importance of proper training in ABA therapy and psychology to handle her daughter's behaviors effectively.
The court hearing involves a request for child support modification and additional orders for health and dental insurance for the child. The state requests that the child be considered disabled and in need of indefinite support beyond the age of 18. They also ask for child support to be based on the father's income, including bonuses, and to be retroactive to March 1st, 2024.
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I Haven`t seen Documents that Substantiate that I have to PAY Indefinite Child support
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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