Reclaiming Life, One Story at a Time

On September 19, 2025,--while the divorce was still pending--Typhon was ordered to pay $3,198 per month (starting on October 1st) in interim child support. Unsurprisingly, Typhon didn't pay a cent of it. I filed a Petition for a Rule to Show Cause, which is basically a motion asking the judge to find the other party in contempt of a judicial order, in December 2025, on the basis that Typhon hadn't been paying his child support. The scheduling hearing for the Rule to Show C

Although Typhon ghosted the kids during his designated week of July 20-24, that following weekend was still his custodial weekend. Atticus filed an Order to Show Cause in my divorce case a while back to get Typhon to pay the child support arrears he owes me, as well as his share of reimbursed healthcare expenses (i.e., co-pays, prescriptions, etc.) that Typhon has so far refused to pay me. Friday, July 24th was the scheduling hearing for the Order to Show Cause, meaning th

The weekend following Typhon's antics at the Girl Scout camp was my custodial weekend with the kids. The following week (July 20-24), though, was one of Typhon's designated summer weeks with the kids. Because we both work, I have always agreed to do the exchange on Sunday evening even though the summer week doesn't technically start until 8 am on Monday morning. Makes sense, right? As part of the Custody Agreement, Typhon insists that I have to do all custody exchanges m

As part of the Divorce Agreement, Typhon agreed to sign an Income Deduction Order so that his wages would be garnished and I wouldn’t have to rely on him paying child support -- it would come directly out of his paycheck instead. Unsurprisingly, as soon as the divorce was finalized, Typhon reneged on that agreement and absolutely refused to sign any Income Deduction Order. My attorney, Atticus, filed a motion to have an Income Deduction Order entered against him a few week