Post-Judgement Lawyer in Michigan

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Assisting Families With Post-Judgment Court Orders

After the conclusion of an initial family law case or divorce, months or years down the road, individuals may discover that a modification to a support or custody order needs to be made to suit the best interests of the involved parties and their children. This is called post-judgment modification.

For qualified assistance with post-judgment issues, trust your case to our lawyers at Bailey & Terranova, P.C. With over 60 years of combined legal experience, we have dedicated our practice to handling only post-judgment issues and other family law cases.

Below are some of the types of post-judgment modifications that we handle. Contact our office today to discuss these or other court order modifications further with a member of our legal team.

Alimony and Child Support Orders

Modifications involving support orders are often highly contested issues. The courts often request documentation that provides insight as to why the standing order should be changed. Child support can be increased or decreased due to substantial changes in parenting time and/or income of the parents. Changes in income after a divorce also can affect the size and frequency of alimony / spousal support payments.

Our post-judgment lawyer in Michigan can assist you with all of your support order modifications.

Out-of-State Child Custody

Many custody modifications stem from one parent’s desire to move out of the state after a divorce, or more than 100 miles from their current location. If the parent is looking to move out of state or more than 100 miles away from the other parent, the modification must be filed at the court clerk’s office and then handled through the court process.

Relocation issues can be complex and may require documentation of reasons for the move, such as a new job or a new marriage. Our Michigan post-judgement attorney can help you gather all of the necessary information that supports your modification request.