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To modify support you will need to file a petition with the court (In TN) to have support modified. Now, since neither one of you live there, it may be possible to have the case transferred...but if your former spouse opposes this, it can get expensive (because you have to pay the lawyer to fight this).

The court that issued the custody/support order will maintain jurisdiction of the case until the child reaches majority and the support order runs its course. To transfer to another state, you will need to petition the court for the transfer and give your former spouse the opportunity to respond.

So you have 2 choices.

1. File in TN for the modification

2. File in TN to move the case to either FL or OH.



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