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The court that makes the original child support award has the authority to modify the order if conditions change. Change happens, that includes your child support order.We can review the amount you are paying and can make adjustments based on your current income. Either parent may file a motion (a formal request in court) to modify child support. If the agency decides that the existing child support order needs to be changed, the agency will generally file a modification request directly with the court. Many child support programs use a court process to change child support orders, while others provide multiple ways to request a change. The following resources provide child support modification tips, reasons to modify a child support order, and related information. If you and your exspouse need to change an existing child support order, you'll need to file a petition with the court. A change in a court order is called a modification. If your financial circumstances have changed, you can petition the court to modify a child support order.