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Yes I was ordered to pay child support. My ex-husband has his own business and alot of money. I know that doesn't exclude the fact that I have to do my part for the children but, how can the court do such a thing. He doesn't even allow me to visit the kids in Arizona or talk to them at all. How can I go about stopping or even lower my payments. We had five kids together. Why does he need money from me?, when he has all the money in the world?

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tre1129

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What comes around goes around.

Just because your ex-husband is financially wealthy doesn't mean you're not financially responsible for your children. If you want your child support payments to be reduced, you will likely need to go to Court. You can find an attorney through the American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers website (http://www.aaml.org/custom/directory/search.cfm).

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