Q: Child support is taking $995 and leaving my son with $24 a check. That is twice a month. Nothing else to say...Information given not helpful at all.
A: David's Answer: I assume you mean that you have a
2d, non-subject child residing with you. If you believe the original
support order was too high, your options are: (a) if it was set less
than 30 days ago, file an Objection, (b) if you've had a substantial
change since the order was set, file a modification petition, or (c) if
the order was set relatively recently, but you feel the Magistrate
didn't consider (or didn't properly consider) certain issues in your
case, file a motion to renew/reargue. For a full assessment, schedule a
consult with a Westchester Child Support attorney.
-- David Bliven, Westchester Child Support attorney (www.blivenlaw.net)
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