When your life changes after your divorce has been finalized, your court orders may also need to change.
These changes are called post-decree modifications.
If you’ve experienced significant and continuing changes in your life, they may warrant modifying existing court orders.
The goal of these modifications is to update your divorce decree to reflect the current situation.
Change Parenting Time with a Child Custody Modification
Are you looking to relocate with your children?
Have your children’s educational or medical needs changed?
Or maybe
The other parent’s home is no longer a safe environment for your children.
Whatever your reason for modifying decision-making or parenting time orders, we’ll evaluate your situation and let you know if you have a case for modification.
We’ll take care of all the complex parts of the process and build a strong case for you!
Adjust Your Payments by Modifying Your Child Support Orders
Has your financial situation changed?
Maybe you’ve lost your job.
or
Another financial change has created an untenable situation where you can’t afford your current support payments.
If you are the recipient, you may be ill, which has impacted your employment, and you need more support
Whatever the case, if you need a child support modification due to a significant change in your finances, we are here to help.
Change Your Payment Amount with a Spousal Support Modification
Is your ex earning significantly more income now?
or maybe
You have had a significant health change that is affecting your earning capacity.
If life changes have impacted your or your ex’s finances, you may need to modify your spousal support payments.
If you need to modify spousal support orders,
DON’T WAIT!
You may be prolonging an unnecessary burden on yourself.
Contact us to discuss modifying your current support order.
Move Forward with Your Post-Decree Modification
Our experienced Denver Family Law Attorneys are ready to support you through every step of your post-decree modification.
Whether you need to modify custody, child support, or spousal support, You deserve the help of an expert.
Use the form below or call us at 303-695-0200, and let us help you make the necessary changes to secure and stabilize your family’s future.
FAQ
What is considered a significant and continuing change in circumstance?
For support purposes, a 10% change in the bottom line of support is required for modification.
For child custody, it’s about what is in the best interest of the child. You’ll need to convince the court that a modification is warranted.
Can alimony be changed after divorce in Colorado?
Yes, unless the parties have agreed to contractual non-modifiable spousal maintenance.