Yes – child support is always modifiable; however, you must prove a material change in circumstances before getting to recalculation. Qualifying changes vary widely but can include an increase or decrease in either parent’s income or a seriously ill child (physically or mentally) who needs treatment. Do not settle for verbal agreements between the other parent, they are not legally valid. Once a court order is in place, you need a modifying order entered by the court to make any changes to child support.
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