• Substantially increased or decreased gross income of an obligee or obligor;
• Substantially increased or decreased needs of an obligee, obligor, or child;
• Receipt of public assistance;
• Change in the cost of living for either parent;
• Extraordinary medical expenses of a child;
• A change in the availability of appropriate health care coverage or a substantial increase or decrease in health care coverage costs;
• Addition of, or substantial increase or decrease in, child care costs; or
• Emancipation of a child.

Substantial Change in Circumstance:

• Applying the guidelines would change the current order by at least 20 percent and at least $75 higher or lower per month; or if the current order is less than $75 per month,
  it results in an order at least 20 percent per month higher or lower;
• The medical support provisions of the current order are unenforceable;
• The health care coverage ordered is not available to the child;
• The current order is for a percentage and not a specific dollar amount;
• The gross income of an obligee or obligor has decreased by at least 20 percent through no fault or choice of the party; or
• A deviation was granted because the child lived in a foreign country and the child no longer resides in the foreign country or the factor is no longer applicable.

Retroactivity of Support Modification:

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