Lower payment for child support

Unfortunately, more information is needed before your case can be assessed.   A few things that may matter:   1)  Whether the first order of $200 was just a temporary order and the order increasing it was the final order.  2)  What your adjusted gross salary is and what the court determined your adjusted gross salary to base child support upon. 3)  Whether there has been any changes of circumstances, whether you owe any arrears, or whether the order also included child care and add-on expenses.  The above information is necessary before any attorney can advise you about what can be done in reference to your child support case.