Dallas Fort Worth Modification Lawyer
After a divorce, you and your family members develop familiar new routines. When changes upset those routines, you may be able to amicably accommodate a necessary change to your divorce terms with your former spouse. However, unless you finalize that modification in court, the original terms still legally apply.
Change Is Inevitable
Attorney Scott Palmer will help you when circumstances require a modification in the terms for child custody, child support, visitation, relocation, or spousal support. Events that may require one or more changes in divorce terms include:
- Loss of a job
- Change of income
- Loss of residence
- Injury of a parent
- Injury of a child
- Special needs of children
When one parent resists changing the original divorce terms, the matter must be resolved in court. Even if there is no resistance, changes need to be officially recognized by the court.
The Modification Process
As you seek a modification of divorce terms, Scott Palmer will assist you with immediate and continuing issues, including:
- Applying for the modification
- Attending administrative hearings
- Presenting your case in court, if necessary
- Locating the non-custodial parent
- Establishing paternity, if necessary
- Overseeing enforcement activities
Knowledgeable Legal Assistance
Attorney Palmer will discuss the desired modification with you, answer your questions, and explain possible pitfalls and benefits that may result from the change. He will provide you will all the information you need to make informed decisions about your case and guide you through the process.
Contact the law office of attorney Scott Palmer and arrange for an initial consultation. He will evaluate your case and advise you of your legal options.
