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What constitutes a “substantial change in circumstances” or “material change”?

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What constitutes a “substantial change in circumstances” or “material change”?

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A substantial change in circumstances can vary from state to state; however, most states include a change in employment status, relocation as a result of a job transfer or change, significant financial change in the obligor or the recipient, change in co-habitation status, and change in marital status. As in most family law matters, modification of support orders is governed by state law. To ensure you have an accurate understanding of your state’s laws, contact an experience divorce lawyer.

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