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The document provides a notice to custodial and non-custodial parents who are National Guard members or military reservists regarding their child support obligations in light of out-of-state deployment. It outlines the process for requesting a review and potential modification of child support orders due to changes in income from military service, as well as the opportunity to request a reduction in interest rates on past-due child support debts. The document includes instructions for submitting necessary forms and documentation to local child support agencies or courts.

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