Modification Orders


Securing Changes in Child Support, Custody or Alimony

The circumstances of a family may be quite different ten years after a court order has been executed. With jobs coming and going, children aging, and parents finding new partners, what was sufficient at the time of separation may simply no longer do the trick. Oftentimes, these changes require legal action. Court orders that require modification orders include:

  • Child support

  • Child custody

  • Visitation

  • Time-sharing

  • Alimony

  • Relocation

The procedures of securing the modifications you and your child need can be difficult. To modify existing family law orders, one must present proof of substantial change in a parent or child’s circumstances. At Mark Weaver Law, we will help you gather sufficient evidence and deliver it to the judge with confidence and diligence. Change or loss of job, medical emergencies, change in a child’s environment and domesticating out-of-state judgements are just some cases that we represent. We will guide you through the process of modification and secure the best results possible. In addition, if your ex has requested modifications that are not in the best interests of your children or yourself, we will fight to retain your existing orders.