The respondent brought a motion to terminate child support for one child, recalculate child support, and fix arrears for Section 7 expenses.
The applicant sought payment of Section 7 expenses and ongoing support for the other child.
The court terminated child support for the elder child as of August 1, 2012.
The applicant's claim for Section 7 expenses was largely denied due to her non-compliance with a prior court order requiring consent and receipts, except for $8,000 for extracurriculars and $1,500 for uninsured medical expenses.
The respondent's child support overpayment of $19,317 was recognized and offset by the $9,500 owed to the applicant.
The court emphasized the importance of adhering to prior settlement agreements and disclosure obligations.