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Freeman v. Freeman

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  • 615 So. 2d 225
  • 1993 WL 56773

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  • holding that a reduction of income from $85,212/year to $44,755/year constituted a substantial change of circumstances, entitling the former husband to a reduction of his child support obligation
  • a showing of a substantial change in circumstances for one year or more constitutes a change of sufficient permanence to grant relief
  • for modification of child support, requiring a showing that a change in circumstances is “forever” would impose an impossible burden
  • the evidence conclusively showed that the substantial reduction of the former husband’s annual income from $85,000 to $44,000 constitutes substantial change of circumstance entitling him to reduction of child support obligation
  • “[W]e hold that in the context of child support modification, the requirement that the change of circumstances is permanent does not require a showing that the change is forever. That would be an impossible burden because no one can testify to the future; ...”

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Judges: Goshorn

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