Modifying Family Law Orders

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Modifying Family Law Orders Attorney In Charleston, West Virginia

Is It Possible To Modify Court Orders In A Family Law Case?

During a family law case, the court often sets in place orders on how child custody, child support, or other arrangements that arise during or after a divorce must take place. However, situations change – so the law allows some flexibility in modifying court orders in family law cases. To modify a court order, however, you must convince the other party to agree or persuade the court to modify its previous order even if the other party objects. To obtain a modification, though, you need to show evidence that your circumstances have changed since the court order went into effect. Our experienced family law attorneys can help you gather the evidence you need to demonstrate your change of circumstances and make your case in court. Put our experience on your side.

Contact John J. Balenovich Law Offices, LC to schedule a consultation with a lawyer today. 304-909-7800

What Types of Circumstances Would Apply?

The change in your circumstances must relate directly to the order you want to modify. For instance, if the other party’s circumstances have changed for the better, you might want to modify a child support order to provide more benefits for your children. Or, as your children move into their teens, you might want to amend the visitation schedule order to better reflect their schedule. Our family law team has successfully litigated a broad range of changes to court orders for our clients. We will thoroughly review your case to see if the change in your circumstances might qualify you for a modification. If they do, we will vigorously pursue a modification of the court order, either by agreement with the other party or by the court itself. To learn what our family attorneys can do for you, get in touch with our office today.

Tell Me More About the Court Order Modification Process

Your first step is to consult with one of our family law attorneys. We’ll explain all the legal terminology in plain English. Then we’ll review all the pertinent facts in your case, help you gather all the evidence you need to make your case, and then pursue a favorable outcome in court. We’ll support you at every step of the process with the utmost in compassion. If you have more questions or want to explore the modification process, contact our office to arrange a consultation with one of our experienced family law attorneys today.

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