How do I submit a CS modification, IL?

Asked 7 months ago - Saint Louis, MO

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I was ordered arrears child support. This has now been paid in full, how can I submit the court order to reduce my payroll deduction, so the extra arrears cease coming out of my checks? Does my ex's lawyer do it or can I do it directly with the clerk's office? FYI, it was paid off early...

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    Jefferson City Administrative Law Lawyer
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    Answered October 22, 2012 08:07. Never rely upon opposing counsel to serve your best interests. If the amount has been satisfied in court you may request he/she file a satisfaction of judgment with the court or in the alternative, hire your own attorney to help.

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  2. Los Angeles Divorce / Separation Lawyer
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    Answered October 22, 2012 16:06. I agree with Mr. Miller with respect to your case. Relying on the opposing counsel to serve your needs is almost never beneficial. I would suggest you hire an experience local family law attorney to represent you and protect your rights.
    Good luck.

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