What happens after the information is filed?
• If the court does not receive any objection or opposition to what is filed, it will make a decision and issue a child support order. • If you disagree with something about the information submitted by the other side, you must object in writing as soon as possible (2-5 days) so that the court will know you have concerns. • See information on motion practice to learn more about how to get your message to the judge. What happens if one side doesnt give the court the information? • It depends. • The court could impute the income to $100,000 (the cap under the Rule). • The court could impute based on the persons work history as described by the other side or Department of Labor records. • Other as the court decides. Can the court ask CSSD to do the calculations? • Yes, but it will probably delay your case and the obligor is likely to go into arrearages. • If you have filed all the necessary paperwork with the court, and done the calculations, then the court will usually issue its own orde
