How To Modify A Divorce Order
Your post-divorce life may well involve a change in circumstances which was unforeseen at the time that your divorce was finalized. Many things can trigger a change in your circumstances.
A change in circumstances often involves either party’s full or partial loss of employment. This change in employment status can be temporary or permanent, and each situation requires compliance with very specific court rules and case law.
There are specific standards and requirements for modifying the following:
It is recommended that you consult with experienced counsel should a change in circumstances prompt the need to modify an existing order. Contact us to schedule a free case evaluation.
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