It is exceedingly normal that as time goes on, adjustments must be made to previously agreed upon custodial or spousal agreements. Even when both parties agree to the modifications, a court must ratify the updated agreement or parenting plan for the changes to be lawful.
If you and your former spouse have an alimony agreement in place and one or both of you needs to change its terms, the process can easily become just as contentious as your divorce proceedings were. This is why you need a trusted and aggressive family law modifications attorney representing you as you file your petition and head to mediation and the courtroom.
Making modifications to a parenting plan or custodial agreement is usually more complicated than spousal agreement adjustments because the courts have a duty to rule in favor of the best interests of the children involved. Common reasons for custody modifications include a change in income, relocation due to career or personal matters, or because one parent no longer feels the other parent is a capable caregiver. The courts will weigh many factors, including:
Regardless of your circumstances, attorney John L. Davis has the experience and skill necessary to fight for your rights in court. He will work tirelessly on your behalf to make sure you and your family receive the best possible resolution to your situation.
John L. Davis PLLC helps Vancouver residents with family, business and real estate law matters, as well as cases resulting in litigation. Call (360) 597-4740 to learn more about how Mr. Davis can help you and those you love most.
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