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Steve
A judge can't order a payment plan on a mortgage, but he could be reasonable with you when it comes to the attorney fees you were saddled with. If you can't come up with the money -
what you need to do is prove that your outgoing expenses are close to, or over, what your income is - you have to prove what a hardship this judgement is on you. first you need to put together a comprehensive spreadsheet (excel) showing the past three or four months worth of income and expenses - do you know how to do something like that? If not, e-mail me your regular e-mail address and I'll help you with it. After making this spreadsheet up, you need to back it up with receipts, check copies, anything to prove what you have written there - other than just writing it out. Then, STOP AGREEING TO PAY FOR STUFF!!! If there is no court order for something - DON'T PAY IT! Extra activities are supposed to be paid with the support you are already paying. I highly suggest you start selling stuff, if you own your car consider a title loan, plead with family or friends to loan you some money...get your ex off you back...get that money before the court date. I doubt you will get thrown in jail - but you may get hit with even MORE fines - it makes no sense - but it's like a finance charge for, excuse the term, fucking up.
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