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After a long battle my husband, who lives apart from us, he was ordered to pay me maintenance for two children. Recently, one of them has had a lot of dental trouble and requires costly on-going treatment.The other needs private lessons as he has fallen behind at school . These issues were not mentioned in the court’s judgment. How can I get money from my him to cover these ?

Maintenance / Child Support Increase / Decrease of Maintenance / Child Support
You can make an application to the court for an increase in child maintenance. If you succeed in proving to the court that there has been a substantial change in circumstances, and that your children’s needs have grown, relative to all the other factors , then it may accept your plea, at least in part. Where a court has looked at the question of maintenance fully, and given its judgment, it will only alter it, if there is a substantial change in circumstances.
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