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1. www.ohiobar.org › law-facts-child-supportLaw Facts: Child Support | Ohio State Bar Association

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   Jun 4, 2018 · Parents who are unmarried, separated or divorcing, may request a child support order from their local child support agency, or the local juvenile or domestic relations court. If the parents are not married at the time the child is born, then paternity will have to be determined before a child support obligation can be established.

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3. jfs.ohio.gov › child-support › frequently-askedFrequently Asked Questions - Ohio Department of Job and ...

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   The child support guidelines are the standard method for setting the amount of the child support and cash medical support obligations in the child support order. The guidelines use a mathematical formula based on the combined income of the parents and other factors, such as any social security benefits the child is receiving on behalf of one of ...

4. www.ohiolegalhelp.org › detail › child-supportChild support | Ohio Legal Help

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   Family. Child support is calculated according to Ohio law to make sure that a child has everything they need to be safe and healthy. Read more to learn how child support is determined and how to ask for it if you're ending your marriage. If you want information on how to change an existing child support order, learn more here. Send this page to:

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   Can a court order a child support amount that deviates?

   • Pursuant to Ohio Revised Code Section 3119.22 and 3119.24, the Court may order an amount of child support that deviates from the guidelines if the Court determines that the amount is unjust or inappropriate, and would not be in the best interest of the child.

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   What if a child support order is terminated in Ohio?

   • Maybe, as Ohio law authorizes an obligee to be submitted to the Ohio Department of Taxation (ODT) Obligee State Tax Offset Program if the obligee received an overpayment of at least $150 when the child support order is terminated. You need to contact your county child support enforcement agency to see if your case qualifies.

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   When can a child support order be reviewed in Ohio?

   • By law, a child support order automatically qualifies for a review if it has been 36 months (3 years) since the order was established or last reviewed. Ohio law provides 14 reasons for which the child support enforcement agency can review an order prior to 36 months.

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   Can a child support order remain in effect judicially?

   • You may elect to have the administrative child support order remain in effect and establish only custody and visitation judicially. To do so, you should recite in your pleadings and entry that child support was established administratively and, therefore, no provision is made for child support herein.

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7. jfs.ohio.gov › child-supportChild Support - Ohio Department of Job and Family Services

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   The Ohio Department of Job and Family Services’ Office of Child Support supervises the state’s child support program, and county child support enforcement agencies (CSEAs) administer cases locally. The Office of Child Support establishes policies and guidelines based on federal and state laws. It also processes support payments and provides ...

8. jfs.ohio.gov › wps › portalChange a Support Order - Ohio Department of Job and Family ...

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   JFS. Child Support Overview. Child Support Services. Change a Support Order. Parents or guardians can ask for changes in a child support order. The order can be reviewed every 36 months from when it was first made or last reviewed.

9. www.ohiolegalhelp.org › topic › child-support-modChanging child support in Ohio | Ohio Legal Help

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   Family. Changing child support in Ohio. If you and your child’s other parent live separately, the court may require you to pay child support. Under certain circumstances, you may request a change to your support order. Learn more about modifying your child support order.

10. drj.fccourts.org › DRJFCDJC - ChildSupportFAQ

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    Parties often wish to have their custody, visitation and child support orders combined in the same order. Three options exist for adopting, modifying and terminating an administrative child support order which has been in effect for more than 30 days in a custody action filed in Juvenile Court.