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question ,once your income is determined by a judge and a monthly figure is determined. Can that amount be raised if you get a better job and begin to make more money later on.
Yes. However, this usually depends on your District. In some Districts, they never look at your annual tax returns to re-assess what you should be paying. However, this seems to be changing and the majority of districts require annual tax returns to re-assess the case.
By law, you are required to contribute all disposable monthly income to the plan. That means, if your DMI increases more than a reasonable amount, usually over 10%, your plan payments should increase respectively.
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