If my child support order is from another state, where should I ask for a review?
There are several factors that determine what state needs to review a potential ModificationAn action made to change a current court order. Modifications commonly involve parenting time, legal decision-making, child support, or spousal maintenance.Read more about Modification. You should start by requesting a modification review with the Child SupportBy law, every person has a duty to support their biological or adopted children. See A.R.S § 25-501(A). This applies without or without a court order. The term “child support,” though, generally refers the Court-ordered amount one parent is required to pay to the other parent.Read more about Child Support agency that oversees your current order. If you do not have a case with DCSE or another agency, you will need to consult with the court or a private attorney.