The new law going into effect on July 1 does not automatically change the terms of child support and any agreement or order that is already in existence. The change in the law alone is not enough to warrant a change or modification of a judgment on this previous order. However, changes in circumstances aside from just the new law can make a case for changing a child support order. This would include any significant changes in income, finances, or perhaps the need of a child.
Arin Fife is a family lawyer at Boyle Feinberg, P.C. in Illinois. To learn more about the firm, visit www.bffamlaw.com. Visit their firm profile here.
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