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Child Support in Rhode Island- Soup to Nuts! Establishing, modifying, enforcing and terminating
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A person should file a motion to terminate child support approximately 30-40 days prior to the child's graduation from high school. If the child did not finish high school then a person should file their motion 30-40 days prior to the child's 18th birthday. It will take a approximately 30-40 days until the clerk can schedule a hearing for the termination motion.

After the motion to terminate child support, the attorney must submit proper documentation and orders to the court, the obligors employer (to stop wage garnishment) and to the reciprocal clerk (to amend the computer records) If the computer records are not updated then the computer will continue to show an arrearage which may cause problems including automatic intercept of your tax refund, inability to obtain a passport among other problems.

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David Slepkow is a Rhode Island lawyer concentrating in divorce, family law, child support, personal injury, automobile / car accidents, criminal law, dui, restraining orders, litigation, custody and visitation. David has been practicing for over 9 years and is licensed in rhode Island. David offers free initial consultations and accepts all major credit cards. You can contact David Slepkow at 401-437-1100 or by visiting his website at http://www.slepkowlaw.com

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