Judge Fleischer Snaps! Defendants Taken Into Custody One After Another

#courtroomfootage #judgefleischer #legalcommentary In this court case, Mr. Kennedy requests an increase in child support from his ex-wife, with whom he shares custody of their 12-year-old daughter, Autumn. He explains that their daughter’s expenses are rising due to activities like volleyball, travel, and other growing needs, and though he already pays $130/month for medical insurance, he seeks additional financial support. The ex-wife reveals she's now married to a CEO of an energy company and receives a $500 weekly allowance. She argues that the allowance isn’t much, considering her husband’s wealth, and also feels it’s unfair since she gave up pursuing her education to support Mr. Kennedy’s career when they were married. However, the judge dismisses that claim, clarifying that past sacrifices or her husband’s income are irrelevant in determining child support. The judge explains that, under Texas law, a change in circumstances—like receiving a steady allowance—can result in a modification of support obligations. The court bases the child support calculation on her $2,000/month income (from the $500 weekly allowance), determining she must now pay $266/month in child support and reimburse $130/month for medical insurance, totaling $396/month. Despite her attempt to bring up Mr. Kennedy’s spending on a psychic, the judge rules it's irrelevant. The case underscores that child support is based solely on the individual’s income, not their new spouse’s wealth or personal choices. Subscribe My Channel [ @CaseCrafters-q7m ] Disclaimer: This video is for educational and informational purposes only. It does not constitute legal advice or a substitute for professional legal counsel. All parties and situations discussed are based on publicly available courtroom footage and commentary. Viewer discretion is advised, as some content may be sensitive or emotionally charged. Always consult a licensed attorney for legal concerns related to your personal situation.