Practice area
Post-Judgment Modification
Modifying existing orders when circumstances substantially change.
Final judgments in family law matters are not always permanent. Florida law permits modification of timesharing plans, child support, and certain alimony provisions when a "substantial change in circumstances" has occurred since the original order was entered.
Common modification grounds include a material change in either parent's income, relocation of a parent, a significant change in the child's needs, or violation of the existing parenting plan. We evaluate whether your changed circumstances meet the legal threshold before filing, and handle the modification petition, financial disclosures, and hearing representation.
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