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Plaintiff V. Court Case Summary

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Plaintiff moves this court for an order Terminating child support and alimony. The Plaintiff shows the court that:
1. He is the father of said child, Malik D. McCall, born December 6, 1996.

2. In an order of this court dated April 15, 1999, Plaintiff was ordered to pay child support of $730 a month for said child; starting on May 1, 1999. The Plaintiff paid $2922 [4 payments of $732 a month], starting July 1999. These payments continued 25 months past the adjustment of child support until September 1, 2001.

3. In an order of this court dated August 18, 1999, Plaintiff was ordered to pay child support of $700 a month for said child; starting on September 5, 1999. This order was never submitted; it was to have started September 1, 1999 until March 1, 2000.

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Terminate child support and alimony effective immediately
2. The findings of the audit are to be shown to the court. If the Defendant if represented by an attorney the court is asked the attorney be sanctioned; for withholding the findings of the courts request. If the Defendant represents herself we ask; the court rule in the favor of the Plaintiff
3. Reimbursement of overpayments of child support; $2,513.21
4. Reimbursement of court fines; $635.00 and late fees; $ 10,716.00, that was fined to the Plaintiff when he was never in the arrears
5. Reimbursement of attorney fees charged to the Plaintiff for the representation on the Defendant throughout this matter; $900.00
6. Reimbursement of additional miscellaneous: Court Modification of Orders, Sheriff serving, Copies, and Sylvan Learning; $5,391.00
7. Reimbursement of Attorney George fees; $900.00
8. Defendant is ordered to forfeit half of the court findings immediately, and submit Plaintiffs suggested income withholding until paid in full.
9. The court back date the divorce date to March 1999
10. The court order the Defendant to reimburse the Plaintiff the full amount of alimony payments, which have been

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