Just as life situations and circumstances change during
the course of a marriage, they also change in the years
following a divorce. Sometimes these circumstances may
be significant enough which may prompt you to petition
the courts for post judgment family law modifications
to the orders of previous court orders.
The longer you wait to obtain
the legal services of an experienced family
law modification attorney or lawyer,
your ability to achieve a successful or desired
result in your legal situation may be dramatically
reduced.
Contact
The Law
Offices of
Levy & Clarke, today by calling
(419)
243-8989.
As a law firm providing experienced
Family Law
Modification Attorney (lawyer)
legal services, assisting
Toledo and Northwest Ohio area
residents with modification
legal needs. We are committed to
protecting the legal rights of each and every client, while always
striving to provide
the highest standard of legal representation.
If you choose to legally seek
a
family law
modification
regarding
child support, child custody, visitation, or alimony, make sure your legal rights are protected
by seeking the legal advice of an experienced
Toledo
modification
attorney (lawyer). Contact
The Law
Offices of
Levy & Clarke, today by calling
(419)
243-8989.
Post divorce modification
requests may include:
-
Child Support Modifications:
A parent may make a request to change the existing court ordered
amount of child support owed when a substantial change in the
circumstances surrounding the support of the child can be
effectively demonstrated to the court. However, any modification
must still be in the best interest of the child or children;
-
Child Custody or Visitation Modifications:
A parent may make a request to change the
existing child custody or visitation court
orders is a significant change in
circumstances exist to warrant a
modification of the current child custody
and visitation orders.
However, any modification must still be in
the best interest of the child or children;
-
Alimony (spousal support) Modifications:
A spouse may make a request to change the existing court ordered
amount of spousal support / alimony owed if they can demonstrate a
substantial change in the circumstances surrounding the spousal
support / alimony which warrants the alteration of an alimony award;
-
Post divorce
or paternity:
Generally, a 15% or better increase or
decrease in the ordered child support will be considered a
substantial change in circumstances.
The Law Offices of
Levy & Clarke aggressively defends the legal rights of
those involved in, entering into, or contemplating filing for a
family law modification regarding child support, child
custody, visitation, or alimony issues. We will addresses all related issues
that should be taken into consideration when pursuing a family
law modification request.