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Proof Of Residence

Postby Kegan » Mon May 19, 2014 6:19 pm

My 19 year old step daughter moved out of our house in Feb of last year to move in with her boyfriend...The relationship did not work out after 1 month and she ended up moving in with friends and living at her sority house as well because she did not want to live in her mothers house either (until she had her new house built).

Her mother (his ex) built a new house down the street from us and is now claiming that she lives with her. We can see that she is never there during the day and her car is not there at 5am when I leave for work... we know for a fact that she is living with her new boyfriend but has worked out a deal with her mother so they can split the child support payments.

We went to court and the problem is, even though we can prove that she does not spend the majority of her time at her mothers home, we cannot prove that she is not living there if both her mother and her say otherwise.

What can we do to PROVE that she is not living there? We live in Ny State
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Postby napayshni65 » Thu May 22, 2014 12:37 am

Would the findings of a PI be enough to stand up in court if it shows that she stays at her boyfriends or friends aprtments 5-6 days out of the week and only returns to her mothers home once or twice a week?
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Postby Adken » Fri May 23, 2014 5:56 am

Quoting help123



Yes, we are responsible for CS regardless of if she is in college or not until she is 21







If she is in college, she is not required to live at her mother's house.
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Postby Chance » Sat May 24, 2014 12:33 pm

Estimating moburkes<br />
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If she's in university, she's not necessary to reside at her momis house.<br />
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Therefore simply to be obvious, if she's in college and he or she is coping with her sweetheart, my spouse may nevertheless need to spend her mom child-support?
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Postby Bradlie » Sat May 24, 2014 8:52 pm

Estimating aid123<br />
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Yes, we're accountable for CS aside from if she's in university or not till she's 21<br />
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Could the results of the PI be sufficient to operate in courtroom if it suggests that she remains at her men or buddies aprtments 5-6 times from the week and only results to her moms house a couple of times per week?
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Postby Enno » Thu May 29, 2014 9:35 am

Yes, we are responsible for CS regardless of if she is in college or not until she is 21
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Postby Thacher » Wed Jun 04, 2014 9:34 pm

What exactly does the order say?
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Postby Alba » Thu Jun 05, 2014 2:44 am

Estimating aid123<br />
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Could the results of the PI be sufficient to operate in courtroom if it suggests that she remains at her men or buddies aprtments 5-6 times from the week and only results to her moms house a couple of times per week?<br />
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Solution lwpatis question.
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Postby Cranleah » Tue Jun 24, 2014 5:21 pm

Hire a PI. However if she is going to college she would still reside with her mother. Are you still responsible for CS under the court order?
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Postby Frederik » Sat Jul 19, 2014 8:51 am

Estimating help123<br />
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Therefore simply to be obvious, if she's in college and he or she is coping with her sweetheart, my spouse may nevertheless need to spend her mom child-support?<br />
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Yes, that's appropriate. If she was in university and coping with her partner additionally, it is true. Or dwelling on campus.See page 6 of 6. Because she's in university, she's not emancipated herself.
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