Originally Posted by
Freightpuppy
Yeah, but if he got another job, then couldn't they increase the payments since he would be making more money in their eyes?
I think he's better off biting the bullet and hiring a lawyer and fighting it then just getting another job.
Yes, they could consider that income IF they go back to court to recalculate.
But my point is that he may need to get a second job to meet the responsibilty he took on when he brought two kids into this world. If they reduce the child support down to his guarantee, assuming that is a ratable reduction from the 160 hours per month to his 75 hour per month guarantee, he's going to be contributing less that $500 a month to raise two kids. That does not go very far unless you live in a very low COL area.