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ruinedandbroken (original poster member #29250) posted at 2:01 AM on Tuesday, June 4th, 2013
Actually, I am asking this question for a friend. Maybe someone can help?
She is in a situation where she has to ask for an increase. Without getting into the long drawn out story, there has been a substantial change of financial circumstance. The problem is, she is broke and does not have the money to file with the court to ask for a modification. Does anyone know if there is anything else she can do? Can CS enforcement agency help her? or is she just out of luck?
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courageous ( member #34477) posted at 2:07 AM on Tuesday, June 4th, 2013
You don't need a lawyer or anything for child support modification... Every 2-3 years a modification request can be ads ith the attorney general's office (child support office). It's free... Doesn't cost anything to request it.
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Dreamboat ( member #10506) posted at 2:14 AM on Tuesday, June 4th, 2013
In my state the CSE will help with CS modification. I think they will file everything, but you have to open a case with them (CS does not automatically go thru the CSE in my state; I think it does in other states).
My advise is for her to call the CSE and specifically ask what they can do to help her.
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