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Child support

Discussion in 'Child Support' started by Scotty91177, Oct 30, 2017.

  1. Oct 30, 2017 #1
    Scotty91177

    Scotty91177 Law Topic Starter New Member

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    My ex wife is taking me back to court to adjust child support. I gave my lawyer the last 3 years of my tax returns and she gave them to my ex wife's lawyer. My ex wife's lawyer gave her a copy of the last 3 years of my tax returns with me, my wife and her 2 kids SSN on them. Is that normal?
     
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  2. Oct 31, 2017 #2
    army judge

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    I suspect its accepted practices for the court.

    You DO have a lawyer.

    I suggest you discuss any concerns you have with YOUR lawyer, and ONLY YOUR lawyer.
     
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  3. Oct 31, 2017 #3
    zddoodah

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    Is what normal?

    Is it normal for the recipient of child support to seek a modification now and then? Yes.

    Is it normal for the payor of child support to produce income tax returns to the other party in connection with a modification request? Yes.

    Is it normal for a lawyer to give his/her client copies of documents produced by the other side? Yes.

    Is it normal for a party producing income tax returns in connection with a legal proceeding not to redact social security numbers? No. You or your lawyer should have redacted your SSNs before producing the returns to the other side.
     
    zddoodah, Oct 31, 2017
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