My question involves child support in the State of: Michigan
Quick summary......
Divorced in Michigan, now live in Ohio, mother and children live in Indiana.
Michigan has a policy to automatically review a selection of support orders once they pass a 3 year period. Ours was selected for review and an adjustment was recommended. Given that none of the parties reside in the state of Michigan, does Michigan still have CEJ and the jurisdiction to modify an existing order? I understand that under UIFSA, if none of the parties reside in the issuing state, the party making the request for modification must seek modification in the other party's state. This is a bit of an odd one in that none of the parties were making a request for modification.... it was an administrative review and modification initiated by the issuing state support agency. Can either party object to the modification based on loss of CEJ jurisdiction?

