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Most ex-wives will consider their ex-husbands a walking wallet—and in order to "hurt" you, they will try to hit you in your pocketbook. Unfortunately, being financially supportive of your children and physically and mentally supportive of your children are two totally different things, and taking your child support case to court for modification is one way to lessen the amount you owe each month to your ex-wife for the supposed care of your children. First, you need to file a petition through the courts for the child support modification. When you pay the filing fee, your petition is entered into the courts and a court date is set. While you're there, you can file a temporary order, which is an order that should be followed until the permanent order is placed at the end of the trial. Second, gather all your information. You'll want to make sure you have a few years' worth of financial information, such as paystubs, bank statements, and tax returns. You will also want to have any additional information that can help lower your financial support, such as proof of providing child support for other children, proof of substantial debt, or any other hardship that could cause you to be unable to pay the full amount of child support that was initially ordered. Know your rights. Knowing what you can and cannot bring to court as a reason for lowered child support is essential. You will need proof, statements, and information that supports your argument against outrageously high child support payments. When you have your information and knowledge together, you will definitely have a fighting chance in court.
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