subject: You Can Reduce Your Alimony Payments! [print this page] You Can Reduce Your Alimony Payments! You Can Reduce Your Alimony Payments!
First, it's important to know that in order to file a petition for child support modification, there has to have been a change in circumstances. This could include a job change, income change, or other situation that affects the financial circumstances of one or both parents. Next, a petition needs to be filed with the courts. This is to help the case go to trial. You can, however, file a temporary order, which can set up some sort of agreement that will be followed until a final order is received through the trial courts. Be sure to include financial information, such as pay stubs and declarations to support your case in the summons. This information should go back about two years, and include tax returns and pay stubs from your place of employment.
And as an end note, be sure you have a good argument for the child support reduction or modification. Typically you will hear of modifications due to economic hardships and substantial injustice, but be sure whatever you claim as your reason, you have supporting proof to support your argument in court. One of these reasons is that your ex-spouse is making their own money or someone is paying for them!
The facts provided in an Alimony Reduction Investigation or Cohabitation Investigation can assist attorneys and clients when requesting a reduction in alimony due to a change in life circumstances.
Whether you lost your job or took a cut in pay, the fact remains that you can't continue to pay the original settlement of alimony. With scheduling extensive surveillance we will help to prove that your ex-spouse: Has a new job, Gets paid cash, Conducts a business out of the home, a Non-blood person is living in the house, and/or a Non-blood person is paying rent. Hire a private investigator to back up your story!
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