I am not looking for specifics about a particular case although the question does pertain to an ongoing support case. Biological father lives in another state. Biological mother lives in another state. Mother requests increase in child support and provides Michigan with a fictitious amount of wages earned by biological father.
Biological father is given no notice or opportunity to provide income verification.
ORS increases child support based on amount given by biological mother. It is difficult to determine from your inquiry whether the other state has exercised any form of jurisdiction in or with issues surrounding child support. This includes the assumption that no other state's courts have entered orders dealing with the subject matter of child support. Your inquiry deals with issues surrounding fundamental concepts of procedural due process, i.e., a party receiving adequate notice that the issue of child support will be heard by the court. Parties are required to keep both the Friend of the Court and court advised of any and all changes in their addresses as well as places of employment.