Pensacola Child Support Modifications Attorney
Life changes when you least expect it. In the parameters of a divorce agreement, a substantial change that may have been unforeseeable before may now require a modification to your existing court order. Legal complexities combine with emotional elements, requiring you to retain a higher level of legal advocacy.
If you need to revisit a divorce agreement because of a new job in another state, a second marriage or any other reason, contact Meador & Vigodsky at our Pensacola office toll free at 888-304-7080.
An Attorney Dedicated Solely to Family Law Cases
Pursuing a modification for child custody or support involves unique challenges since the court requires a substantial change in circumstances that is affirmative and unforeseeable at the time of a divorce and subsequent parenting plan.
For example, relocation is a common reason to seek a modification and many times, it can be the most contentious. Florida's relocation statutes mandate that a parent looking to move more than 50 miles away from their child, or with their child, seek approval from the court. An experienced family law attorney can help you navigate these complex statutes in order to meet your goals.
Another common reason to seek a modification comes when the party providing alimony is nearing the age of retirement. In this case, the party requests the amount be changed to suit their new financial circumstances. Whatever your circumstances may be, our attorneys can help you seek a modification to your post-divorce agreements, or defend against a proposed agreement, so you can have peace of mind.
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For more information or to schedule an appointment with an experienced lawyer regarding a divorce modification, contact Ann E. Meador, Craig Allen Vigodsky and Travis Johnson at Meador & Vigodsky today.
