Can You Modify Your Obligation to Pay Child Support?
To ask a court to either increase or decrease a child support obligation, you must prove to the court that a substantial change in circumstances has occurred. For example, if you were paying child support and your child moves in with you, you have the right to ask the court to enter an order directing the other parent to pay child support to you. Voluntarily quitting your job, or voluntarily attaining a lower paying job, is not a basis to ask the court to change your child support obligation.
As an alternative to asking the court to modify your child support obligation, you can ask the court to adjust the amount of child support that you pay or receive if the income of you and the other parent has changed and more than two years has passed from the date of the entry of the Order of Child Support.
Please callWilliam Buchanan to ask any questions about modification of child support. He has represented many clients in trials involving modification of child support.
Address: 1520 140th Ave NE #200, Bellevue, WA 98005
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