Courts recognize that life brings changes and difficulties. Things happen after a final order/judgment is entered that require a modification, such as a need to relocate to another city or state, a remarriage, the needs of your child have substantially changed, situations of domestic abuse, substance abuse, or violence, loss of a job, or a significant change in income or financial situation.
You may feel hesitant to bring up another legal issue that could result in a rehashing of difficult emotions, or the long and painful family law process. However, there can be serious legal repercussions if legal action to modify a court order is not taken quickly.
Cooper Hughes has helped hundreds of families modify their existing court orders. Given our experience, we know how complicated and exhausting the family law process can be. If your life’s circumstances have significantly changed, you should not have to be buried with the stresses of not being able to make ends meet or not being able to see your children. We can help determine which legal actions are available to you.
