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Losing a job or experiencing a salary reduction poses a significant challenge for those obligated to pay child support or alimony. Court orders for support are based on your current financial situation and assume stability in income and employment. However, life changes like job loss demand an adjustment in these support orders.

*Support orders are based on current financial circumstances and assume stability. *Job loss or income reduction significantly impacts the ability to pay support. *The court can modify support orders in response to substantial financial changes. *Informing the court of these changes is the responsibility of the payor. *Failure to report changes can lead to legal consequences and accumulating arrears.

If you face financial hardship due to job loss or reduced income, it's essential to act quickly. Inform the court by filing a motion for the modification of support payments. This proactive approach can prevent the build-up of debt and avoid legal complications, helping you manage your obligations more feasibly.

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