In divorce law, the final divorce decree is often not the final divorce decree. Circumstances change and modifications to the divorce decree require substantial changes to Judgments for Dissolution of Marriage and Allocation Judgments. Allocation Judgments require revision and modification because circumstances change.
POST-DECREE MODIFICATION LAWYERS: DIVORCE, CHILD SUPPORT, AND SPOUSAL SUPPORT LAWYERS
Post-decree modifications involve changed circumstances in the following areas:
- Alimony or otherwise known as “spousal maintenance” and “spousal support”
- Child Support and Related Expenses
- Parenting Issues such as Allocation and Custody Judgments
- Issues affecting property rights
The Lawyers of Gateville Law Firm are passionate about providing exceptional legal expertise in family and divorce matters. As skilled and passionate attorneys at law, our counselors of law provide consistent and reliable communication and divorce advocacy.
MODIFICATION OF SPOUSAL MAINTENANCE AND ALIMONY PROCEEDINGS
There are several circumstances that require a change in one’s spousal support or otherwise known as “spousal maintenance” awards. Attorney Robertson and his team of staff understand the financial impact that spousal maintenance has one one’s financial well-being. Changed financial circumstances require a re-write and modification to spousal maintenance obligations. Furthermore, spouse’s co-habitat with others, which impact one’s right to spousal support. If you and your family require adjudgments to your legal court orders, call the family and divorce lawyers of Gateville Law Firm at 630-882-9117.
CALL YOUR POST-DIVORCE MODIFICATION LAWYERS AT 630-780-1034
Gateville Law Firm and their team of attorneys and paralegals examine your case and court orders. Our lawyers and advocates will develop a plan to modify the terms of your legal obligations in a manner that positively impacts your life. Sean Robertson may be reached at 630-780-1034.
