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If there is an order for an increase in child support (or decrease), can it be made retroactive to the date modification review was requested?

April 26, 2017child support increase modification requested retroactive review

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If there is an order for an increase in child support (or decrease), can it be made retroactive to the date modification review was requested?

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Any change will usually be effective the month of the filing of the action with the Court or the first of the following month.

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No. Any change will be effective the first day of the month following the date our request for review is filed with the Court.