How to change (modify) or end a child support order in court
Only a court can change (modify) a chid support order, or end a child support order early. You must follow the child support order until a judge changes or ends it.
This "how to" explains the steps you must take if you want to start a case to change or end a child support order in court.
Not ready to start a case yet? Learn more about when you might want to change a child support order.
Also learn more about when you might want to go to court to end a child support order.
Child Support Guidelines Worksheet on the Court's website.
The Court Service Centers can help you fill out court forms related to child support, by Zoom or in person.
Some Probate Courts have Lawyer for the Day programs. Contact the court directly to see if your court has one.
Learn more about finding a lawyer.