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I considered it half answered previously, but your last posting put it all together. Thanks.

I'm looking up the acronyms, and not really sure we are still on topic. Sorry, but I'll restate the question: Under which circumstance would Father make a request for limiting future child support, and what could Mother do to resist the limit/nullification?

Both Mother and Father have been in "special needs" classes during elementary school and high school. Both of them could likely qualify for mental disability in some way to stay in a group home.

Thanks Proserpina. Can you provide a little more information on "based on min. wage" as a method to limit (not nullify) past/future child support payments?

Jurisdiction : Minnesota Unmarried Mother of two children (ages 6 and 3) is requested to appear in court. Father has lawyer and is requesting a limit/nullification of future child support and possible limit/nullification of past child support, because Father has limited income potential...

Thank you for your help.

Thanks for replying Proserpina! I believe the reality is Father won't do anything, and Mother is just exaggerating. My opinion is the courts would see him being a fairly absent part of the children's lives, and throw the request out. The only cause I think Father could say is "He's married"...

Mother and Father had two children now ages 6 and 4 out of wedlock. Mother has been providing borderline adequate care for children in apartment for about 5 years. Father has contact about 2 days per month by his choice and has not paid child support for about 2 years. Father has recently...