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FAMILY LAW — CHILD SUPPORT
20-4-4803 Martin v. Martin, Ch. Div. — Burlington Cy. (Haas, J.S.C.) (6 pp.)
This opinion establishes that a party is not entitled to an automatic judicial modification of a child-support order based merely on the passage of three years since the time of the entry of the existing support order. Parties remain eligible for automatic administrative cost-of-living
adjustments every two years under Rule 5:6B. Otherwise, a party must establish that there has been a substantial change of circumstances since the time of the last order before a modification of support can be considered. [Decided April 24, 2009; now approved for publication.]

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