Temecula Divorce Modification Attorney

About Post Judgment Modifications

Although your original divorce agreement may have worked initially, there may be a significant change in circumstances that has made compliance difficult, inconvenient or impossible. In these situations, you may be able to pursue a post judgment modification that will allow you to alter your existing child support, child custody/visitation or spousal support arrangement. If you would like to discuss this matter in further detail, a Temecula divorce modification attorney at our law firm can help.

We have 23 years of legal experience to apply to your case, along with the commitment to client service that makes all the difference in our ability to support our clients and bring them peace of mind in these difficult situations. The Law Offices of Richard K. Isles represents families throughout Temecula in requesting or challenging post judgment modifications involving support, custody or visitation.

Qualifying for a Temecula Divorce Modification

Not just any change in circumstances may qualify for a post judgment modification. If you are to pursue a divorce modification, you will need to prove that the change is significant enough to warrant the time and expense spent in pursuing an alteration of your existing agreement in court. Some examples of situations that may qualify for a divorce modification may include:

• Involuntary job loss or demotion that has dramatically changed one parent's income
• The relocation of a custodial parent, when the move is far enough to significantly impact the child's life
• Drug abuse, alcohol abuse or domestic violence at the custodial parent's home, placing the child at risk
• The remarriage of a spouse

For the party requesting a post judgment modification, the burden of proof is very high. Your lawyer will need to supply the court with evidence that a modification is warranted.

When you need competent legal counsel to file or contest a divorce modification, contact a Temecula divorce lawyer from the Law Offices of Richard K. Isles.