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Why is it that mother of my child chooses not to seek employment but wants to collect a substantial sum of my income every month and make it to the point I can’t provide care or the quality of living for me and my current spouse?
Jan 4, 2023
Family Law
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You may be able to get a vocational expert to assist in your case to prove that your spouse is underemployed. Please see the following article for more information: https://www.robinsonandhenry.com/colorado/family-law/colorado-child-support-attorneys/. Likewise, if your financial circumstances have changed and your case has concluded, you must file a post-decree modification. Please see this article for more information: https://www.robinsonandhenry.com/colorado/family-law/changing-child-support/ It's always wise in these circumstances to have your case evaluated by an attorney.

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