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Issues of Child Support and Divorce

My friend is divorced and getting child support from her ex-husband, in an amount based on the fact that his annual income is about $100,000 while she's making only $26,000 a year. Now her ex wants to change careers, to do something that will pay much less. Help!


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She needs to see a lawyer again, and she might have to take her  ex to court. A court is likely to rule that if a person chooses to lower his income, his assets should become available for support. It is critical that she shows in court that his loss of income was voluntary.
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