I need legal opinions.

I have been divorced for close to twelve years now and for most of those years, I dutifully paid child support and alimony. The state of South Dakota saw to it that the money came directly from my salary, which was okay until I was downsized. With no salary coming in, no child support / alimony went out, especially since SD wouldn’t agree to a reduced amount. So, I am somewhat in arrears.
About six weeks ago, the state of SD had the court order registered here in Florida. Now, just a couple of days ago, I received a notice that my ex is petitioning the Florida court with a “Motion to remove case from court supervision and remove DOR (Department of Revenue) and its counsel as a party to this action.” The notice goes on to ask the court to order future payments be made to petitioner and that the case be classified as a “NON IV-D” case.

So, what is a “NON IV-D” case?

And, what is the next likely move in this chess game?

I should add that my ex is probably the single most vindicative, spiteful woman that ever lived.

Any input will be most welcome.

If this link works it is to the Florida Bar lawyer referral service. There, you may be able to get legal opinions and advice on your question.

You do not need legal opinions, you need legal advice. Not from anonymous people on a message board. Not from ‘a’ lawyer. From your lawyer. Sorry.

-lv

As LordVor has already pointed out, it is best that you seek out competent legal help in your area.

Lockdown.