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Child Support

Laws current as of November 6, 2024

If my circumstances have changed, can my child support order be changed?

Arkansas law provides that a child support order can be changed in the following circumstances:

  1. if the income of either parent changes by 20% percent or more;1
  2. if either parent is not able to continue providing health insurance to your child;2 or
  3. under some circumstances, or if either parent requests it, the order can be reviewed every three years.3

1 Ark. Code § 9-14-107(a)(1)
2 Ark. Code § 9-14-107(b)
3 Ark. Code § 9-14-107(c)

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