Is child support modifiable?
Absolutely. It is always modifiable based upon changes in circumstances, including receiving a promotion and raise, someone losing a job. In this tough economy, job losses and reduction in salaries happen all too frequently and are a reason for modifying child support. 3. If I’m not receiving child support, is that a reason for denying parenting time/visitation? No, it is not. Those are separate and if you are not receiving child support, you should have the parent who owes you the money taken to court based upon what is called a show cause for non-payment of child support. This is often done with an attorney, or in many states, is done by an arm of the Friend of the Court, such as a Friend of the Court and an attorney is not necessary. Failure to pay child support is not a reason to deny parenting time. 2. If I am seeking child support, or a change in child support, what preparation should I do before meeting with an attorney? Have your income information, including pay stubs and tax
