Richmond, TX Modification Attorneys
Assisting with Custody & Support Modifications in Fort Bend County
After finalizing your divorce or custody order, you might feel a wave of
relief. With these orders in place, you can move forward to the next chapter
of your life. Unfortunately, life has a way of throwing us unexpected
curveballs. When life changes, your divorce or custody order might have
to change with it.
If your current order no longer meets your needs or reflects the circumstances of your situation, you may seek a modification. Having a knowledgeable family lawyer by your side during this process can make all the difference. At the Law Firm of Johnson & Gaskill PLLC, our Richmond, TX modification attorneys represent clients petitioning for changes to custody and support orders. We look forward to hearing your story and helping you build a compelling case to present to the court.
Contact us at (832) 210-1698 to get started with a free consultation.
How to Obtain a Modification
To make any change to a support or custody order, you will have to prove that a substantial or material change in your life necessitates the modification.
A modification might be approved in situations where:
- One parent needs to relocate for work, a family emergency, or other situation
- One spouse loses their job
- One spouse is demoted or receives a substantial pay raise
- A minor child’s needs change, such as for medical or education reasons
Child support, spousal support, and custody or visitation orders can all be modified if approved by a judge. Keep in mind that property division orders generally cannot be changed.
Judges exercise broad discretion when deciding a modification case and it can be difficult to obtain approval. It is in your best interest to retain a knowledgeable and experienced modification attorney in Richmond, TX if you are seeking a change to any type of family law order. At the Law Firm of Johnson & Gaskill PLLC, you will find the advocacy you are seeking.
Enforcements
In addition to helping you modify an existing order, we can also help you seek an enforcement action if someone is violating the terms of your family court order.
We handle enforcements involving:
- An ex-spouse failing to pay alimony
- A parent failing to pay child support
- A parent violating the terms of a custody arrangement
To learn more about what the Law Firm of Johnson & Gaskill PLLC can do for you, call us at (832) 210-1698.
