Legal Question in Family Law in Pennsylvania

Re: childsupport

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Re: childsupport

You asked about child support.

Child support is for the benefit of the child, not the custodial parent. Generally the custodial parent's means are not taken into account. The most important factor is what the non-custodial parent is able to contribute.

Without a significant change in the circumstances of the non-custodial parent the child support payment is not likely to subject to revision. Please note that if the non-custodial parent's income (or capacity to earn) has increased, then opening the issue could mean an increase in child support payments.

Nevertheless, you should speak with an attorney to evaluate your particular circumstances.

Regards,

Roger

Re: childsupport

Your question isn't very clear. Either file a motion with the court or call an attorney for more information.