QUESTION
HOW DOES POTENTIAL INCOME FACTOR IN WHEN STARTING A NEW JOB?
Asked on May 22nd, 2014 on Child Support - Pennsylvania
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I WAS FIRED FROM MY JOB. I'M COLLECTING UNEMPLOYMENT AND IT IS PAYING MY CHILD SUPPORT. I FILED FOR A MODIFICATION AND WAS DENIED BECAUSE I WAS FIRED AND TOLD ABOUT POTENTIAL INCOME. I'M LOOKING FOR A JOB BUT THERE ISN'T ANYTHING OUT THERE CLOSE TO WHAT I MADE. WHAT HAPPENS WHEN I HAVE TO TAKE A REALLY LOW PAYING JOB. I DON'T HAVE ANY EDUCATION TO GET A HIGH PAYING JOB. MOST FACTORY JOBS START LOW AND IN MY AREA MOST ARE BEING LAID OFF.
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Keep track of every job application you fill out, every resume you send, every phone call you make, and every interview you have had. If you end up with a low paying job after having made a diligent search for work, file for a modification of support--bring that proof and you will likely have your amount lowered.
Answered on May 23rd, 2014 at 4:41 PM