With the many twists and turns that life takes, you may find that a previous court order needs to be modified or changed.
Typical changes that need to be made may include:
- Child Support Modifications:If one parent loses a job or gets a better job, or if your child care expenses or health insurance premiums change, child support payments may need to be adjusted accordingly.
- Spousal maintenance modifications: If there are changes in circumstances either with the spouse receiving spousal maintenance (alimony) or with the spouse making support payments then spousal maintenance may need to be adjusted.
- Child custody, legal decision-making and parenting time modifications: As children get older, their interests change, as do their schedules. You may wish to modify your parenting time agreement to reflect these changed circumstances.
- Parent and child relocation: If one parent wants to relocate to another city or state and also wishes to take the children, this will necessarily cause a major change in the court-ordered parenting time arrangement.
Attorney Merle Stolar will work closely with you to determine what your needs are and how to alter your current agreements to accommodate the changes in your life.
For more information about your modifications, contact the Law Office of Merle L. Stolar at (520) 246-5600, or contact attorney Stolar online.
