i have requested a child support reduction through the attorney general. My income has decreased by more than half for 2009 and I am now unemployed completely. my ex-wife called child support and told them that I am going to college and thats why i'm not working but i am only taking a couple night classes so it wont interfere with me finding employment. I am a mechanic so there are no jobs that will effect any mechanics job out there. Will the attorney general make waves about me taking college courses? I am taking classes to improve my education and move into a different career that I can find a job in as I do not currently have a degree at all. also, my ex-wife told child support that i do odd jobs/side jobs for extra money. I do an occasional brake job for friends that they bring to me because they know i need the money. Will child support go after my bank statements to verify any extra income? it is only about an extra hundred dollars a month average.
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