Temporary Reduction in Child Support Payments
Where the record amply demonstrated that defendant’s request for reduction of child support payments was not prompted by a desire to evade his responsibility, and the order of the trial judge did not relieve defendant of all responsibility, and the order of the trial judge did not relieve defendant of all responsibility for child support for the period in question; the defendant’s temporary cessation of income, although incurred voluntarily, but in good faith, prompted the trial judge, in the exercise of judgment and discretion to enter the order reducing his child support payments, thus, there was no abuse of discretion.
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