§ 3693 Support Order Modification Limits
This law says that when a court changes a support order (like child or spousal support), it should only change the parts that are directly affected by the new situation. But the court can change the whole order if it's fair to do so.
A dad loses his job and can't pay the same amount of child support as before.
The court might lower the child support amount because his income changed. But if the mom also lost her job, the court might look at the whole order to make sure it's fair for both.
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§ 3693 Support Order Modification Limits
Last verified: January 9, 2026