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7.991 documents for modification of child support

- 45 CFR 303.106 - Procedures to prohibit retroactive modification of child support arrearages.
- Code of Federal Regulations - Title 45: Public Welfare
- Maiorana v. Maiorana, (Ohio 2011)
modification of child support deviation R.C. 3119.22 R.C. 3119.23 judicial notice Evid.R. 201 abuse of discretion competent and credible evidence
- Ohio Supreme Court
- 45 CFR 310.105 - What procedures governing guidelines for the establishment and modification of child support obligations must a Tribe or Tribal organization include in a Tribal CSE plan?
- Code of Federal Regulations - Title 45: Public Welfare

- New Regs Make It Easier to Modify Child Support in N.Y.
Attorney Joseph Trotti has represented clients whose incomes decreased by $20,000 or $30,000, making it more difficult for them to pay child support as outlined in their divorce agreements. In the past, when clients in that situation inquired about seeking a modification from the court, Trotti would have advised them that they were wasting their time. Now, things are different, said Trotti, who is a partner with a concentration in matrimonial and family law for Vishnick McGovern Milizio in Lake Success. Effective last October, the New York Legislature changed regulations regarding the modification of new child support agreements or orders. Now, in order to file for upward or downward modification of support, the party seeking the modification only has to prove a substantial change in ci...
- Long Island Business News
- June 08, 2011
- Irish v. Irish, (Ohio 2010)
modification of child support imputation of income deviation R.C. 3119.23
- Ohio Supreme Court
- Anthony v. Clark, (Ohio 2009)
Modification of Child Support
- Ohio Supreme Court
- Cameron v. Cameron, (Ohio 2011)
The trial court did not abuse its discretion by making the modification of child support retroactive. The trial court did not abuse its discretion by ordering shared parenting.
- Ohio Supreme Court
- Hill v. Hill, (Ohio 2012)
Child support modification
- Ohio Supreme Court
- Fisher v. Fisher, (Ohio 2011)
child support modification; property division; contempt of court; attorney fees
- Ohio Supreme Court
- Harhay v. Harhay, (Ohio 2010)
Modification of Child Support; Shared Parenting
- Ohio Supreme Court