When Child Support is Too Much: Reconsideration Options

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When Child Support is Too Much: Reconsideration Options

If you were ordered to pay child support and your financial situation has changed, you have the option to take the case back to court and have your support amount reconsidered. Before you risk falling far behind in your support payments and facing enforcement actions, you should talk with a child support lawyer about how to have the amount re-evaluated. After seeking a reduction myself in the past, I've learned a lot about how to make it work. I hope that the information about my experiences helps you to understand what you can do about having your support order reconsidered.

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 Categories: Law, Articles

When dealing with an injury at work, many employees seek workers compensation to help pay for medical costs and lost income. Another part of workers compensation coverage is transportation costs. Workers compensation is supposed to cover transportation costs for any of your medical needs. To ensure that you are not losing money on transportation costs, there are multiple ways to help you get fully reimbursed. By consulting with a workers compensation lawyer, you can work on these methods and building a strong case that offers full compensation for all of your transportation needs. Read More …

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 Categories: , Articles

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 Categories: Law, Articles

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 Categories: Law, Articles

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 Categories: Law, Articles

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