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I started a business prior to my son turning 18. Just before his highschool graduation, my exwife had me reassessed while i was still employed with my former employer, but after the business had been established. I have since filed an appeal.
Now, my child support has increased by $300 per month and my income has been drastically reduced.
My son has received a grant and has qualified for financial aid.
I want to help him with college and living expenses, but cannot afford the $829 per month.
Will providing evidence of the grant, his own employment, and financial aid help me to get a reduction in support?
Asked on 11/28/12, 2:20 pm
1 Answer from Attorneys
Jeffrey Traylor
Multnomah Legal LLC
Yes, very likely so. You could also file for a recalculation based on a fundamental change in circumstances if your income took a big hit. Children have a responsibility to assist in supporting themselves, so I think your chances of a reduction are good.
Jeffrey K. Traylor
Portland Divorce Attorney
www.multnomahlegal.com
Answered on 1/03/13, 5:16 pm
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