Illinois Motion To Terminate Support is a legal document filed with the court in the state of Illinois to request an end to a person's obligation to pay spousal or child support. The motion is typically filed by the person making the payments, who is known as the obligedor” in legal terms. The motion must be served to the person receiving the payments, who is known as the obligedee” in legal terms. The motion must include the reasons why the obliged is asking for an end to the payments, including evidence such as a change in income, a change in the child's physical or legal custody, or some other change in circumstances. The obliged may contest the motion, and the court will then decide whether to terminate the payments. The two main types of Illinois Motion To Terminate Support are Motions to Terminate Child Support and Motions to Terminate Spousal Support.