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RCW 26.09.175; 26.26.132(5) Mandatory Form (07/2019 ) FL Modify 510 Final Order and Findings on Petition to Modify Child Support p. 1 of 8 Superior Court of Washington, County of In re: Petitioner/s (as listed on the Petition ): And Respondent/s (as listed on the Petition ): No. Final Order and Findings on Petition to Modify Child Support Order (ORMDD ) [ ] Clerk’s action required: 1, 13 Final Order and Findings on Petition to Modify Child Support Order 1. Money Judgment Summary [ ] No money judgment is ordered . [ ] Summarize any money judgment from section 13 in the table below . Judgment for Debtor’s name (person who must pay m oney) Creditor’s name (person who must be paid) Amount Interest Lawyer fees Court costs $ $ Other (specify): $ $ Yearly Interest Rate : ____% (12% unless otherwise listed) Lawyer (name): represents (name): Lawyer (name): represents (na me): 2. Court findings based on (check all that apply): [ ] Parents’ agreement. [ ] Order on Motion for Default signed on (date): [ ] The court’s decision after a hearing on (date): , at which (check one ): [ ] no one testified. RCW 26.09.175; 26.26.132(5) Mandatory Form (07/2019 ) FL Modify 510 Final Order and Findings on Petition to Modify Child Support p. 2 of 8 [ ] these p eople testified (name /s):  Findings & Conclusions 3. Jurisdiction [ ] The court has authority to modify the current child support order because it was issued by a (check one): [ ] Washington state court. [ ] Different state or jurisdiction, but has been registered in a Washington state court and (check one ): [ ] All Parties in Washington Now:  All the parties to the current order (other than a State party) now live in this state; and  The children do not live in the state or jurisdiction where the order was issued. [ ] No One Left In Issuing State:  None of the children or parties to the current order (other than a State party) live in the state or jurisdiction where the order was issued;  The person asking to modify the order (Petitioner) lives ou tside of Washington; and  Washington has personal jurisdiction over the Respondent because s/he (check all that apply): [ ] lives in this state now. [ ] will be personally served in this state with a Summons and Petition for this case. [ ] lived in this state with the children. [ ] lived in this state and paid for pregnancy costs or support for the children. [ ] did or said something that caused the children to live in this state. [ ] had sex in this state, which may have produced the children. [ ] signed an agreement to join this Petition or other document agreeing that the court can decide his or her rights in this case . [ ] other (specify): [ ] Parties Have Consented:  At least one child or party to the current order lives in Washington sta te now; and  Each party to the current order (other than a State party) has filed a consent with the court that issued the current order agreeing that a Washington court may modify the order and take continuing, exclusive jurisd iction. [ ] The court does not have authority to modify the current child support order because (explain ): RCW 26.09.175; 26.26.132(5) Mandatory Form (07/2019 ) FL Modify 510 Final Order and Findings on Petition to Modify Child Support p. 3 of 8 4. Should the court modify the monthly child support amount? [ ] Does not apply . No change was requested. [ ] No . The monthly child support amount should not be chan ged because there are no valid reasons to change it. (Explain why the reasons in the Petition are not valid ): [ ] Yes . The monthly child support amount should be changed as written in the new Child Support Order because (check all that apply): [ ] Agreement – The parties agree to the changes. [ ] 1 year or more has passed – The current order was signed at least one year ago and (check all that apply): [ ] the current order causes severe financial hardship for the requesting party or the chi ldren. [ ] the court should add a Periodic Adjustment provision according to RCW 26.09.100. Support may be adjusted periodically as described in the new Child Support Order . [ ] 2 years or more have passed – The current order was signed at least two full years ( 24 months ) ago and (check all that apply): [ ] the parents’ income has changed. [ ] the economic table or standards in RCW 26 .19 have changed. [ ] Default or Past Agreement – The current order was issued by default or agreement, without the court independently examining the evidence to decide a reasonable amount of support according to the law. [ ] Change of Circumstances – There has been a substantial change in circumstances since the current order was signed. (Describe): 5. Should the court modify the end date for child support? [ ] Does not apply. No change was requested. [ ] No . The end date for child support should not be changed because there are no valid reasons to change it. (Explain why the reasons in t he Petition are not valid ): RCW 26.09.175; 26.26.132(5) Mandatory Form (07/2019 ) FL Modify 510 Final Order and Findings on Petition to Modify Child Support p. 4 of 8 [ ] Yes. The end date should be changed as written in the new Child Support Order because (check all that apply): [ ] Agreement – The parties agree to the changes. [ ] Finish High School – The current order was signed at least one year ago . (Child’s name): will still be in high school when s/he turns 18 and will need support until s/he finishes high school. [ ] Dependent Adult Child – The current order says support must be paid for each child until the child turn s 18 or is no longer enrolled in hig h school, whichever happens last. Support should continue past this time for (child’s name): because this child will be unable to support him/herself and will remain dependent past the age of 18. This child’s sit uation has changed substantially since the current order was signed. (Describe): [ ] Default or Past Agreement – The current order was issued by default or agreement, without the court independently examining the evidence to decide a reasonable e nd date for support according to the law. [ ] Other – (Specify): . 6. Should the court modify post -secondary educational support? [ ] Does not apply. No change was requested. [ ] No . The court should not change or order post -secondary support because there are no valid reasons. (Explain why the reasons in the Petition are not valid ): [ ] Yes . Issue was reserved – The current order allows a parent/custodian to ask the court for post -secondary support at a later date . The children depen d on the parents for the reasonable necessities of life. The court has considered the factors in RCW 26.19.090(2) and decided that post -secondary support should be ordered as written in the new Child Support Order . [ ] Yes. Support was granted, need t o s et an amount – The current order says the parents must pay for the children’s post -secondary support, but did not set a payment amount or percentage. The court has considered the financial resources of the parents and the child, the expenses for post -secondary education, and other relevant information. The court approves the post -secondary support amount or percentage of expenses written on the new Child Support Order . [ ] Yes . Modify – The court should change post -secondary support as follows (che ck all that apply): [ ] Require – The current order says post -secondary support is not required . The court should modify the order so that post -secondary support is required for (Child ren ’s name s): . This child depends on the parents for the reasonab le necessities of life. The RCW 26.09.175; 26.26.132(5) Mandatory Form (07/2019 ) FL Modify 510 Final Order and Findings on Petition to Modify Child Support p. 5 of 8 court has considered the factors in RCW 26.19.090(2) and decided that post - secondary support should be ordered as written on the new Child Support Order . [ ] Cancel – The current order says the parents must pay for the childr en’s post - secondary (college or vocational school) support. The court should change the order so that post -secondary support is no longer required. [ ] Change Amount – The current order requires the parents to pay a specific amount or percentage of ex penses for the children’s post -secondary (college or vocational school) support. The court should change the amount or percentage as written on the new Child Support Order . These changes should be made because (check all that apply): [ ] Agreement – The parties agree to the changes in the new Child Support Order . [ ] Default or Past Agreement – The current order was issued by default or agreement, without the court independently examining the evidence to decide these issues. [ ] Change of Circumst ances – There has been a substantial change in circumstances since the current order was signed. [ ] See change of circumstances described in section 4 above. [ ] (Describe): 7. Should the court modify payment for children’s expenses or tax issues ? Important! Although the personal tax exemptions are currently suspended under federal law through tax year 2025, other tax benefits may flow from claiming a child as dependent. [ ] Does not apply. No change was requested. [ ] No . The court shou ld not change payment for other expense or tax issues because there are no valid reasons for change . (Explain why the reasons in the Petition are not valid ): [ ] Yes . The court should order or modify the following as written in the new Child Suppo rt Order (check all that apply): [ ] day care expenses . [ ] educational expenses . [ ] long -distance transportation expenses. [ ] other expenses. [ ] tax issues . RCW 26.09.175; 26.26.132(5) Mandatory Form (07/2019 ) FL Modify 510 Final Order and Findings on Petition to Modify Child Support p. 6 of 8 These changes should be made because (check all that apply): [ ] Agreement – The par ties agree to the changes. [ ] 2 years or more have passed – It has been at least two full years ( 24 months ) since the order was signed and these requests are based only on changes in the parents’ income or the economic table or standards in RCW 26.19. [ ] Default or Past Agreement – The current order was issued by default or agreement, without the court independently examining the evidence to decide these issues. [ ] Change of Circumstances – There has been a substantial change in circumstances since the current order was signed. [ ] See change of circumstances described in section 4 above. [ ] (Describe): 8. Should the court modify health insurance orders? [ ] Does not apply. No change was requested. [ ] No . The court should not change health insurance orders because there are no valid reasons for change . (Explain why the reasons in the Petition are not valid ): [ ] Yes . The court should change health insurance orders as written in the new Child Support Order . These chang es should be made because (check all that apply): [ ] Agreement – The parties agree to the changes in the new Child Support Order . [ ] 2 years or more have passed – It has been at least two full years (24 months) since the order was signed and these c hanges are based only on changes in the parents’ income or the economic table or standards in RCW 26.19. [ ] Default or Past Agreement – The current order was issued by default or agreement, without the court independently examining the evidence to dec ide these issues. [ ] Change of Circumstances – There has been a substantial change in circumstances since the current order was signed. [ ] See change of circumstances described in section 4 above. [ ] (Describe): 9. Overpayment / underpaymen t caused by m odification [ ] Does not apply. RCW 26.09.175; 26.26.132(5) Mandatory Form (07/2019 ) FL Modify 510 Final Order and Findings on Petition to Modify Child Support p. 7 of 8 [ ] Underpayment – The change s to the Child Support Order caused an underpayment of support or other expenses. The underpayment must be paid according to the judgment in section 22 of the new Child Support Order . [ ] Overpayment – The change s to the Child Support Order caused an overpayment of support or other expenses. The overpayment must be repaid according to section 23 of the new Child Support Order . 10. Fees and costs [ ] Does not apply. Neithe r party asked that the other party pay his/her lawyer fees and costs. [ ] (Name): should pay court costs, lawyer fees, and other reasonable costs listed in the Money Judgment in section 13 below because (explain): [ ] (Name): should not have to pay court costs, lawyer fees, and other reasonable costs because (explain): [ ] Other: 11. Other findings, if any  Court Orders 12. Decision [ ] The Petition is denied. The current final Child Support Order remains in effect . [ ] The fina l Child Support Order and Worksheets signed by the court today or on (date): are approved and filed separately . 13. Money j udgment for fees and costs (summarized on page 1) [ ] No money judgment is ordered . [ ] The court orders a money judgment f or fees and costs as follows: Judgment for Debtor’s name (person who must pay money) Creditor’s name (person who must be paid) Amount Interest [ ] Lawyer fees $ $ [ ] Court costs $ $ [ ] Other fees and expenses (specify): $ $ RCW 26.09.175; 26.26.132(5) Mandatory Form (07/2019 ) FL Modify 510 Final Order and Findings on Petition to Modify Child Support p. 8 of 8 Judgment for Debtor’s name (person who must pay money) Creditor’s name (person who must be paid) Amount Interest The interest rate is 12% unless another amount is listed below. [ ] The interest rate is % because (explain): 14. Other orders (if any ) Ordered. Date Judge or Commissioner Petitioner and Respondent or their lawyers fill out below : This docu ment (check any that apply) : This document (check any that apply) : [ ] is an agreement of the parties [ ] is an agreement of the parties [ ] is presented by me [ ] is presented by me [ ] may be signed by the court without notice to me [ ] may be sign ed by the court without notice to me Petitioner signs here or lawyer signs here + WSBA # Respondent signs here or lawyer signs here + WSBA # Print Name Date Print Name Date