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My 13 year old daughter recently sent me a picture of a cashiers check ($106,000) from my ex to an Italian car dealer. Ex sent it to a friend he used to work with. My daughter thinks it was a pay check and did forward some other conversations her friends mom had with him. She was going through his text because she recently found drugs in the home and still feels she is not safe. One of the mothers was copying and sending pics of her Intragam to the ex . The check is from a bank he never disclosed in divorce 3 years ago. He claimed he makes $42,000 a year and was living in poverty the 4 years it took to divorce. I get little child support and he is already driving and Escalade and buying our son a BMW, takes large trips every year. Can I use this new information in court. I also think I found and Investment agent he is using as he emptied the one account I knew about and said he used it to live. I suspect he put it in new account. Bank and Investment places are both out of state
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You certainly can try to bring your ex husband back into court to seek an increase in support or try to show the court that he is shirking his financial responsibilities by claiming he only makes $42,000, but at the same time his sending money offshore to buy expensive six figure sports cars. Perhaps, the I.R.S., might also be interested in your ex husband's business dealings.
Answered on Jul 19th, 2015 at 5:02 PM
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