Family Law Services
Post Judgment Modification of Support and/or Custody Orders
There are certain times that a party may need to modify an order for child support, spousal support, or child custody after the divorce has been concluded. There are many reasons this may become necessary. If a party is seeking to modify a support order, it is usually because there has been a change in that party's financial circumstances, such as the loss of a job or a substantial increase or decrease in income.
Child custody and visitation orders are modifiable until the children reach majority (age 18). There are a myriad of reasons why a change in custody may be desirable or necessary. The overriding concern will always be that the parenting plan is in the child's best interest. Mr. O'Connor has substantial experience in modification proceedings, and he would be happy to answer any question you may have in this regard.
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Dissolution of Marriage
A dissolution of marriage, commonly referred to as a “divorce”, is a legal process in which... -
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Legal Separation
This type of proceeding is nearly identical to a dissolution of marriage, except that... -
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Premarital and Postnuptial Agreements
Often times, parties contemplating marriage wish to clearly define their rights concerning assets... -
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Paternity Cases
A paternity case is a proceeding in which the legal parent of a minor child is determined... -
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Post Judgment Modification of Support and/or Custody Orders
There are certain times that a party may need to modify an order for child support, spousal support, or... -
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Collaboration
Collaborative law is an alternative dispute resolution method in which the parties work with... -
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Mediation
Mediation is an alternative to traditional divorce litigation. In mediation, both parties work together...