Child Support Modification Process

Summary

Significant changes in financial and caregiving circumstances may qualify for child support modification. Legal requirements include providing evidence of changes and obtaining financial disclosures from the other party. Consult a family law attorney to assist with the process and ensure compliance with state laws.

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I am seeking an attorney to pursue a child support modification due to a substantial change in my financial circumstances. I was divorced */*/*, with child support set at $*/month. I recently had to resign from my job due to ongoing physical and mental health limitations and am currently unable to work or maintain my prior income. I begin a *-week intensive outpatient program on */*/*. I have three children. My *-year-old son has autism, lives with me full-time, is unemployed, financially dependent on me, and requires ongoing assistance with transportation, appointments, medications, and adult-transition services. My other two children are minors, ages * and *, with a */* parenting schedule. My ex-husband has not provided the financial disclosures required under Section * of our decree despite my requests. I need help obtaining his financial information, determining whether support should be increased, and pursuing the modification.
You may qualify for a child support modification due to the significant changes in your financial and caregiving circumstances. To proceed, would you like me to connect you with attorneys in your area who specialize in family law? If so, may I have your name, phone number, and zip code?
My email is Crystalecuriel@gmail.com
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