We went to court in 2009 and the judge decided based on his taxes (which he lied on) that he only has to pay $50 a month on child support. We had a business together and he was bringing in $10k a month minus expenses. Our household expenses at the time together were $3400 per month. His mortgage alone is $1800 per month. In court he told the judge that he was a few months behind and that the mortgage company was working with him. My attorney at the time didn't receive any discovery other than his taxes that morning. Nobody questioned the cost of his mortgage, proof that he was behind etc and the judge took his word for it that he was a pauper.
Fast forward to today, I've received discovery and have learned that that was a lie. He was NEVER behind on his mortgage payment. I tried to file a motion to change the child support but it didn't go anywhere. Apparently Charlotte/Mecklenburg "LOST" my file. My ex attorney told me there was a data entry error and that my case wasn't a priority. We are still not divorced. My daughter is getting $50 a month in support. How in the world can I get this changed? Does the judge care that he lied? Can I use his current discovery to prove in court that he has more money than he says?
Thanks.
