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Keyword: Change of assessment (COA)

1.2.3 Types of child support arrangements
2.6 Change of assessment in special circumstances
2.6.1 When can the Registrar or a court consider changing an assessment?
2.6.2 What are the reasons for a change of assessment?
2.6.3 A decision to refuse to change an assessment
2.6.4 Kinds of change of assessment decisions
2.6.10 Reason 4 - income of the child
2.6.11 Reason 5 - money, goods or property received by the child, the payee or a third person
2.6.12 Reason 6 - high costs of child care
2.6.13 Reason 7 - necessary commitments of self-support
2.6.14 Reason 8 - a parent's income, property, financial resources, or earning capacity
2.6.15 Reason 9 - the duty to maintain any other child or another person
2.6.18 Would a change be otherwise proper?
2.6.5 Change of assessment process - application from payer or payee
2.6.6 Registrar-initiated change of assessment
2.6.7 Reason 1 - high costs in enabling a parent to spend time with, or communicate with, a child
2.6.16 Reason 10 - responsibility of the parent to maintain a resident child
2.6.8 Reason 2 - the special needs of the child
2.6.9 Reason 3 - high costs of caring for, educating or training the child in the manner expected by the parents
2.6.17 Would a change be just & equitable?

Child Support Guide

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Keyword: Change of assessment (COA)