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Try CasePortal for FreeJ. Powers finds that the lower court improperly declined to recalculate a father's child support arrears after he lost his full-time job because omissions in financial paperwork were not relevant to the 17-month period during which the father was either unemployed or only worked part-time while being treated for kidney failure. On remittal, the court should determine how to credit an overpayment of child support that had been made after one of his three children turned 21. Reversed.
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