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Changing Child Support (How Do I Do That Again?)

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What if you lose your job (or get a big raise) after your divorce or custody order is finalized? Does child support automatically change? In this episode, Jason Kohlmeyer, a 25-year Minnesota divorce and custody lawyer, breaks down exactly how income changes affect child support in Minnesota.

Whether you’re the parent paying or the one receiving support, this episode explains:

  1. When and how to request a child support modification
  2. What counts as a “significant change” in income under Minnesota law
  3. Why quitting your job won’t get you out of paying support
  4. How bonuses, second jobs, and side hustles factor into support amounts
  5. What judges actually look at when ruling on income change cases

We’ll also cover real-world scenarios from Jason’s decades in family court and give a few tips on what to do, not to do, and what to ask your lawyer about changing child support!

If you’re wondering how a new job, a lost job, or a career pivot impacts your child support, this is the episode you can’t afford to miss.

DISCLAIMER: This is not legal advice! Just comments and thoughts from a divorce lawyer veteran. Please consult with a licensed (and good) Minnesota Family Law Attorney for legal advice.

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Content provided by Jason Kohlmeyer. All podcast content including episodes, graphics, and podcast descriptions are uploaded and provided directly by Jason Kohlmeyer or their podcast platform partner. If you believe someone is using your copyrighted work without your permission, you can follow the process outlined here https://ppacc.player.fm/legal.

What if you lose your job (or get a big raise) after your divorce or custody order is finalized? Does child support automatically change? In this episode, Jason Kohlmeyer, a 25-year Minnesota divorce and custody lawyer, breaks down exactly how income changes affect child support in Minnesota.

Whether you’re the parent paying or the one receiving support, this episode explains:

  1. When and how to request a child support modification
  2. What counts as a “significant change” in income under Minnesota law
  3. Why quitting your job won’t get you out of paying support
  4. How bonuses, second jobs, and side hustles factor into support amounts
  5. What judges actually look at when ruling on income change cases

We’ll also cover real-world scenarios from Jason’s decades in family court and give a few tips on what to do, not to do, and what to ask your lawyer about changing child support!

If you’re wondering how a new job, a lost job, or a career pivot impacts your child support, this is the episode you can’t afford to miss.

DISCLAIMER: This is not legal advice! Just comments and thoughts from a divorce lawyer veteran. Please consult with a licensed (and good) Minnesota Family Law Attorney for legal advice.

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