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If he wasn't paying by agreement not approved by the court, than yes. You may have a cause for violation of a verbal contract, but that would be a civil lawsuit and not applicable to family court. If she's been simply giving you the money back, than no.

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Q: Can a mother that agreed with ex husband to share custody with kids and also hand back her child support just to keep him in town try to take him back to court to get it all back?
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