Legal Question in Family Law in Ohio

Re: divorce

Yes you can seek a modification of the order. I would suggest getting a free consultation with a couple of lawyers. feel free to call our office if you are in the columbus area. 614.223.1730

Re: divorce

If you specifically reserved jurisdiction for the court to modify an existing spousal support, that issue may be brought before the court by filing a motion.

Modifying an existing child support order or establishing a new order of support can be brought before the court as long as at least one of the children is still a minor.

If you have an existing order of child support, you have a right to a modification every three years. You can modify an order of support that is less than three years old if there is a change of circumstances.

You may do this by asking the CSEA that adminsters the order to perform an administrative adjustment review of the order or by privately filing a motion with the court that issued the order. Having the order modified by the CSEA is free, but the process takes a long time. Filing privately can be costly, but the result is usually achieved in a more timely manner.