Re:Child Support/ vehicles

If you purchased the car for your ex, post divorce, it is now her car.

If you are asking if you have to sell the cars for child support, I would think not. Child support is based solely on the income. The court will compare the income of both parents, the age of the child, the childs needs, etc. You will probably have to pay child support, but will be able to keep your car, if you can afford the payments.

I take it you both got a non contested divorce and agreen on the 50/50 parenting plan with know child support to be paid. You say that your daughter lived with you a year that is not 50/50 parenting time. Who has primary custody of the child I take it the ex now. Well if you did a non-contested divorce depending how long ago,the law is that you cannot modifly the orignal court order for two years. If the parent that has the primary custody choose's to open the case with in the two year perion then and only then can you the father counter suit. So if your ex wants to file for child support and it is within the two years she can,but then you would ned to counter suit or just appear in court and try to get out of the court granting her child support. if she files for child support the judge will look at both of your incoms,who pays the health insurance for the child, although unless you make a lot more than your ex,chances are with 50/50 parenting time you will not have to pay support. All the assets that you have that was given to you in your divorce degree or anything that you have bought since will not be deemed in the amount of child support that would be ordered if the judge granted the child support. You could of did not have that two year waiting period you could of filed a motion for full custody if your child lived with you for a full year,and also filed you child support because if you had the child for a full year and not the 50/50 that you agreed on,then the court would of allowed you child support. If your ex files for the child support be sure that you go to court if you do not show up she will be granted the child support because you did not appear to answer your respond to the court in regards to having to pay.