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Asking for an increase in child support is not relevant to the issue of relocating to a different state. Since the court has already approved your relocation, the court will not reverse it's decision merely because you are now asking for an increase in support.

Only way to stop a relocation would be to show that there is a change in circumstances placing the child in a position of harm, abuse or neglect or other detriment which would impair the child's best interest if the child were to move.

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