Modification of
Agreements & Court Orders
As time passes, it is natural for circumstances to change. The court order that once worked, may no longer fit the situation.
Modifying an existing court order
We can help alter existing court orders to better fit your situation, including child support, child custody and visitation, and alimony. These orders may be subject to modification if a parent or child experiences significant changes, such as job loss, decrease or increase in salary, increase in childcare, and/or the onset or recovery from alcoholism or drug addiction. Contact us today to see what other circumstances could affect modifications to your existing order.
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