So, DH asked me if I could print off the paperwork needed to submit to the court to stop CS as both of his kids are now emancipation age in this state.

There are two different forms, depending on the situation, one where both parties agree, and one where one party disagrees. The agree part would just be submitting the forms, and having the judge sign off and then notifying DH's employer to stop withholding. The other form would require a court date/hearing.

DH bumbled around for a while on what to do, because he REALLY doesn't want to discuss this with BM (although she knows this is coming, I mean, why wouldn't she??). I finally told him he just had to call her and ask if she was in agreement.

He did. She is. (I'll admit, I have been holding my breath to see if she would try to file paperwork now asking for extension just in case the SK's wanted to attend college, or file for college tuition, or something stupid like that. But apparently not? Or maybe this is just the eye of the hurricane?)

Now the big hurdle is that the paperwork has to be signed by both parties and notarized before it can be submitted... I'm just sitting back chuckling, because BM can't be relied upon to be anywhere on time, on the correct day, etc. so there's no way DH would just "give" her the paperwork and HOPE beyond all hopes that she'd git 'er done in a timely manner. DH verbalized this too, and was getting frustrated.

I suggested maybe it was in his best interests to swing by and pick her up to take her to a notary so that it would be done, and be done ON TIME. }:) And maybe buy her a big box of her favorite wine afterwards...