Will my ex get her request for triennial review?

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   David DavisPro

   Pennington Child Support Lawyer

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   Answered January 18, 2012 10:48. Speak to counsel. The automatic triennial review is dead - you can fight it. Depends partly on the judge, but unless someone is getting public assistance, they're not permitted to just pry into your finances every three years any more. I hate to punt things with "get a lawyer" (and not every aspect of CS review justifies the cost), but the in's and out's of this aspect of CS review are technical and you're better off with experienced counsel at your side.

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   Ronald LiebermanPro

   Haddonfield Divorce / Separation Lawyer

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   Answered January 18, 2012 11:52. COLA increases are mandatory while the three-year reviews are not. You can always contest/fight any increase and when you do, be sure to explain why you are objecting to it.

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