Modifications of Judgments and current orders
In family law, just about any court order may be modified by a judge or through stipulation of the parties. If the other party does not agree with the change you are seeking, and a court hearing is required, you will have the job of proving that there has been a change in circumstances since the last order was made, that now mandates the modification. Presenting your evidence with clarity and in a way that reaches your particular judge, is essential if you hope to persuade the court that your change is necessary and in the best interest of those involved. Good attorneys will save you much time, money and heartache bringing their wealth of experience to your case which can put you and keep you on track and sailing smoothly in the right direction for many, many years to come.
services list
- Divorce
- Child custody and support issues
- Enforcing court orders and visitation rights
- Establishing parental rights
- Questions of paternity
- Name and birth certificate changes
- Legal separation
- Restraining orders
- Step-parent adoptions
- Out-of-state/country move-away
- Mediated and collaborative settlement
- Modifications of Judgments and current orders
- DCSS liens, Driver's License suspensions and bank account seizures
- Collecting on judgments and support awards