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[Music] today i'm going to talk to you about a case involving a downward modification of child support being denied in a case in suffolk county new york before judge paul hensley who sits in the family court a father objected to an order made by a support magistrate that dismissed his petition for a downward modification of child support the father presented arguments that the support magistrate made a mistake in dismissing his claim due to due to a substantial change in his financial circumstances he had been laid off and was unemployed for over a year the judgment of divorce set a child support payment of two thousand dollars per month the agreement laid out documentation that the proper amount of child support obligation was approximately twenty nine hundred dollars a month however the settlement allowed him to pay only two thousand dollars per month the judge's decision was that the father had the burden of proving after the order of consent was ended that the father involuntarily...
