Stopping Child Support
I just saw my daughter after not seeing or having any contact with her after about 10 years or so. My daughter came down here, I spent close to a thousand dollars on her while she was here, and the whole time she was here, no matter what we did, she was texting with her friends and boyfriend back home. Now that she is home again, she wants nothing to do with me. She made the statement at one time that if I wanted to stop paying child support, that she didn't have a problem with it and I could. My daughter, who is 16, lives with her mother in NY and has about $15,000 dollars in the bank from all the child support over the years. Her mother and I never got married, because her mother took off when my daughter was 10 months old. My wife now is experiencing major medical issues, and I need all the money I make for that. Would the court see this as a hardship and how would I go about it? On top of that, she has made it clear that she doesn't want anything to do with me, and would that play a part of terminating the child support order? I do not even know where to start. Help.
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