Q: A payor pays support in two seperate case,the child in the first case passed away.Can I ask for an increase? In Wi
Both cases have arrears owed.I am not being greedy but the payor only pays 50.00 on my child's case if and when they do pay!
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A: Yes, assuming your child support was based on an income calculation that deducted support paid to the child from a previous relationship. However, the $50 amount suggests that the payor's income is very low, so adding that previous support amount back into his/her income may not bring the amount above the $50 minimum. You'll need to ask the payor for a current tax return and paystubs, and then do the math. You can ask for recalculation if the difference is more than 15%.
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