Modifications to Court Orders
When Life Changes, Your Court Orders Should Too
Life changes, and court orders may need to change with it. Gina Burke assists clients in modifying custody, parenting time, and support orders when significant changes occur, ensuring that court orders reflect current realities and continue to serve the best interests of the child.
What We Help With
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Adjusting legal decision-making arrangements when circumstances significantly change.
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Updating schedules to reflect new work schedules, relocations, or family needs.
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Revising support amounts based on changes in income or expenses.
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Modifying alimony obligations due to financial changes.
FAQs for Court Order Modifications
When can a court order be modified?
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When there is a substantial and continuing change in circumstances.
Do both parties need to agree?
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No, but the court must approve any modification.
How long does a modification take?
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It varies depending on whether the case is contested.
What qualifies as a significant change?
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Changes in income, relocation, or changes affecting the child’s well-being.