Author Question: Under what circumstances can a child support order be modified? A) based on a self-executing ... (Read 56 times)

imowrer · **on:** Aug 3, 2018

Under what circumstances can a child support order be modified?

A) based on a self-executing provision in the parties' agreement that has been incorporated in the court's decree
B) based on proof of a material change in circumstances
C) based on a periodic review and adjustment of orders by the state's IV-D agency
D) all of the above

Question 2

Jessica has been struggling to support her three year old son. The boy's father, Kent, is very inconsistent in making his court-ordered child support payments and has made no payments for six months despite the fact that he earns a regular salary as a fire fighter. She has contacted an attorney who is likely to tell her that usually the most effective means of enforcing child support orders is which of the following?

A) civil contempt
B) income withholding
C) tax refund intercepts
D) passport denial