My question involves a child custody case from the State of: Ohio
Short version if you haven't read it from old posts : My divorce decree was written to state that child support on our children would deviate above the state calculation, could never be decreased, and that it would continue until our YOUNGEST was 18 (our oldest will be 21 at that time, but is disabled and will live at home with me his whole life). My ex tried to file for a modification anyway and CSE was required to make a decision based only on state calculations and said it would be modified unless the court ruled otherwise. I had to file an appeal due to the decree being specifically written for the deviation and modifications. I won that case and my ex objected to the magistrate's decision. After 4 months, the decision came today that upheld the magistrate's ruling and said the support order cannot be reduced and will continue until the extended date.
Short version if you haven't read it from old posts : My divorce decree was written to state that child support on our children would deviate above the state calculation, could never be decreased, and that it would continue until our YOUNGEST was 18 (our oldest will be 21 at that time, but is disabled and will live at home with me his whole life). My ex tried to file for a modification anyway and CSE was required to make a decision based only on state calculations and said it would be modified unless the court ruled otherwise. I had to file an appeal due to the decree being specifically written for the deviation and modifications. I won that case and my ex objected to the magistrate's decision. After 4 months, the decision came today that upheld the magistrate's ruling and said the support order cannot be reduced and will continue until the extended date.
Modification of Support: Decision on My Case
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