ORDER MODIFICATION
Certain orders of the Court which may be subject to post-judgment modification include:
- Child Support
- Spousal Maintenance
- Parental Decision Making
- Child Custody
Support orders may be modified if a “substantial and continuing” change in circumstances exist.
The ability to modify a previous order is dependent upon which order you are petitioning the Court to change. For certain modification requests you are only allowed to petition the Court once in a two year period. Therefore, if your case is not properly presented to the Court and your motion is denied, you will lose your ability to affect a change for this two year period. We highly recommend this process be handled by an attorney experienced in order modification to preserve your rights and increase your probability of successfully petitioning for a post-judgment order modification.
Or team has extensive experience in each of the areas in which order modification is allowed by the courts. We will help you understand the requirements necessary to file a modification petition as well as counsel you on the best course of action to achieve the desired results.
Parental Plan Order Modification
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