Q: My original child support was done by stipulation which the wording stated these orders are temporary pending trial
During trial and judgement orders judge stated mom had financial means to provide for child and was alowed to move my son to Alabama. The only orders for support where I was to pay for plane tickets for my son and my x for my visits where I lived in california. There was no payments made from trial date in 2011 to 2015 when a different county started garnishing my pay checks. I showed them the stipulated order and they said that doesnt effect child support is this the case?
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A: In general, stipulated orders are considered binding and enforceable by the court. However, whether or not the stipulated order affects child support payments would depend on the specific language and terms included in the order. It is important to review the language and terms of the stipulated order, as well as any subsequent orders issued by the court, to determine what is required in terms of child support payments. It may be helpful to consult with a family law attorney to review your case and advise you on your legal options.
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