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Yep. Family court.24 years ago, when my daughter was 16 1/2 years old, I was laid off from my job. For 5 years I had been paying almost double the amount of child support ordered by the court. I went to my ex wife and explained I would have to go back to the amount of support ordered by the court. In the 15 years we had been divorced, I never missed a support payment.Furious, she refused to accept this and went to the county family court and convinced the family services folks to represent her in an attempt to increase the support back to the level I had been voluntarily paying.Come the summer day of the hearing, I showed up at court with a lawyer family friend who agreed to represent me no charge. We met with the family services people first, provided them with financial affidavits as well as proof that I was current on what I was ordered to pay. The ex wife didn't bother to show, as she and her husband were vacationing on Martha's Vineyard at the time. The family services employee was irked at her absence, to say the least. At the end of our pre-court conference, he stated that after this date they were done with her.Enter the court… the bailiff calls our case. The family services guy tells the judge my ex wife didn't bother to show, as she was on vacation, and they recommended no increase in support while I was unemployed. He also told the judge that I was current in support payments. The judge turns to me and tells me he was disgusted I was there, and if I ever missed so much as 1 payment, he would throw me in jail. Further, from that point on, I would be required to remit all payments to the court. So, current with support and threatened with jail. I would call that rude and biased.

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I agree with Robert’s answer. Technically, hiding assets isn’t fraud upon the court. But, it’s fraud nevertheless.Fraud on the court stems from deceit against the judicial machinery itself. For example; if your attorney seeks to qualify a person to offer expert financial testimony, but the person isn’t legally qualified to offer expert testimony, and upon misrepresentation the court admits the person as a financial expert, you have a textbook case of fraud upon the court.Most states now have no-fault statutes. However, divorce is still a civil action and many of the family law rules of procedure mirror the rules of civil procedure. In Florida, there’s a specific rule of civil procedure that prohibits sham pleadings and provides relief if sham pleadings are filed, up to and including striking the pleadings of the party filing the sham pleading.Also, in Florida discovery can be waived in a divorce action, but a financial affidavit (F.A.), signed under oath, under penalty of perjury, cannot. If you lie on your F.A., and your lie is so egregious that it would prejudice the outcome of the case, and the lie is proven by the preponderance of the evidence, the opposing party can file a motion to strike your pleadings.If your pleadings are stricken, the other party can file a motion for judgment on the pleadings and it will be granted.