Child Support Modification Time

When the judge in your case determines your original child support obligation, the considerations may be dictated by statute, determined by the circumstances of your case, or a combination of factors.   These initial considerations may affect how future evaluations of your child support obligation are reviewed.  The following points are

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Child Visitation Modification

When your court order doesn’t provide the best visitation schedule – The initial amicable divorce process usually will have several major issues to be resolved regarding the finances, property, and children. As the multiple issues are resolved through agreement or court ruling, the issue of the physical custody or visitation

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Unclean Hands

Since the time your Decree of Dissolution was entered, you learned your ex just received a $20,000 raise at work. You also noted that she hasn’t reimbursed you for her half of your child’s select soccer fees. Is now the right time to come back to Court to get your

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Child Support, I Cannot Pay

If you find yourself in a situation where you can no longer make your court ordered child support payments, what do you do first? The first thing you need to do, is find out what the requirements for modifying a child support order are in your state?

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When Child Support Can No Longer Be Afforded

If you find yourself in a situation where you can no longer make your court ordered child support payments, what do you do first? The first thing you need to do, is find out what the requirements for modifying a child support order are in your state. Most states will

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Substantial Change vs. Best Interest

A recent case in Missouri is headed to the Missouri Supreme Court to try and quell the debate about what the appropriate standard should be to modify custody orders in Missouri. In most of Missouri, at this moment in time, it appears to be all about the label. 

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