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    pjo
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    Default Not holding up to his end of the settlement agreement

    My ex is trying to do a child supporticon modificationicon. My understanding is because our settlement agreement was held before a judgeicon in Orange County, FL that we would go back infront of that same judge if he is still there. Would this be a good time to go after medical expenses that he was suppose to pay and never did? Also would I be able to bring up other issues that have occured that were listed that he had to take care of in our divorce settlement agreement? He was suppose to take care of a credit card. Filed bankruptcy and I had to settle with the credit card for over $2000 plus since I settled with them I had to pay the IRS $900. Is it possible to collect this debt or would I have to take him to small claims court? This happened in 2002 is it too late?

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    Yes. You can combine all existing issues into one Motion and one hearing.

    I do not think it is too late. Yes, it would be the same judgeicon, if that judge is in the same section.

    I believe the debt that rolled onto you is enforceable in the family law case.
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