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I would take it back to court, for both a modification of Child Support, as well as primary custodial parent. Most states will only allow you to file a modification if the income change is more then a certain percentage, or it has been so long since the last modification (check with your local child support office). But with what you are saying about you having the majority of the parenting time, then you should fight to get primary custody. If you do, make sure you have all your ducks in a row. Document every thing, show proof that the child is with you more often. What ever you can show on paper will help you case even more. But without a current court order (and your support being current), child support enforcement will not change your support order to reflect the difference with the insurance.

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