<human>: I'm in Illinois, USA.

I've faithfully paid child support for ten years. Last year my ex added up a bunch of extra daycare-like expenses that she had incurred over the previous 3-4 years. I was getting remarried and adding two more daughters to the mix, and my ex kindly said I could take as much time as I needed to pay her back. I have been making $100/month payments on that amount without fail.

Perhaps predictably, cut to 2016 and I'm remarried and my ex and I had a big argument about medication for the kids and now she wants all the money ($2800) in a lump sum right away. She's rich and I'm not. She doesn't need the money. It's just spite. Last week I received notice from her lawyer that there is a court date next month where she is going to present a judgement to the court for me to pay within 30 days or be held in contempt.

Is the judge going to care about all the back story or is he going to just rule that I have to pay it all right away? I've never received an accounting of what the expenses are exactly (I don't doubt they exist - I just don't have a breakdown) and plan to ask for that breakdown in court. Any advise on what I'm in for?

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<bot>: I owe my ex reimbursement on some expenses and there's a nice back story on my side but am I going to get hit with the judgement anyway?