Whatever the reason you have for wanting to change a Court order, you have the option of doing so if you can meet the legal standards. Our attorneys can help you determine if you have a case for modification.
The goal is to utilize the Court system only when necessary and hopefully only one time. However, circumstances change and sometimes the parenting plan or spousal maintenance amount the parties originally agreed to or the Court ordered no longer works. Or perhaps the Court ordered something that hasn’t worked from the get-go, and you believe it is time to involve the Court again.
Family rulings are unique from rulings in almost any other area of law because they can be modified. This is because of the unique situation in which a family court operates—the needs and circumstances of the parties change over time, so the Court can change its orders over time.
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