How often can a non-custodial parent be taken back for modification if the payee gets wind that the payor is making more money?

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[How often can a non-custodial parent be taken back for modification if the payee gets wind that the payor is making more money?]

How often can a non-custodial parent be taken back for modification if the payee gets wind that the payor is making more money?

May 14, 2012, 08:25:32 AM

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How often can a non-custodial parent be taken back for modification if the payee gets wind that the payor is making more money?

This varies from jurisdiction to jurisdiction, but in general a modification can be sought every two years, or upon a "sustantial increase" in the obligor's income.

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