Q: What case law states that parenting plan provisions are separate and different from a child support order?
Judge interpreted a "Petition to Modify Parenting Plan" that included provisions of responsible party for expenses related to missed visitation as a "Child Support Modification". Misinterpretation of petition as a Modification of Child Support now bars seeking child support modifiction due to the two-year rule.
A: I am not sure of your question. However, in order to analyze what happened in your case, we would need to review the pleadings filed and the order given by the judge.
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A: There is no law that states what you want it to say. However, most Petitions to Modify parenting plans include a request to change child support in accordance with the proposed new plan, so the 2 year bar would be triggered. The two year rule also doesn't apply to a loss of income situation.
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