When a Change in Circumstance Requires Legal Action
Divorce decrees reflect your present circumstance, they do not predict the future. There are occasions when a divorce agreement needs to be revisited. If your circumstances have significantly changed, you may need to seek a modification to your child support, custody or alimony arrangement.
Provide the Guidance and Support You Need at Every Step
Whether you need a fierce litigator to resolve a difficult custody or property division matter or you are seeking a collaborative, yet authoritative approach, we have a family law attorney who can provide you with the guidance and support you need as you venture forth.
Depending on your situation, you may be able to obtain a modification:
- Has your former spouse remarried?
- Has your former spouse received a substantial pay increase?
- Have the kids gotten older and your current visitation schedule no longer works?
- Are you seeking a more flexible child custody or visitation arrangement?
- Has a former spouse taken on a demanding job that requires them to give up more time with the children?
- Have previously undisclosed property issues come to light that may affect your spousal or child support (alimony)?
Is Your Former Spouse in Contempt of the Divorce Decree? We Can Help.
We understand the frustration you may be experiencing if you are subjected to routine, unwarranted cancellation of visitation or chronic default on support. Find out more about the practical and the legal issues regarding modification and enforcement in Denton County, Dallas County, Collin County or Wise County Tarrant County, Cook County.
Call 972-436-8000 or contact us online.
