Modifications of Custody, Visitation and Support
When judges issue orders in a divorce, they do their best to achieve a fair outcome that will have a positive and lasting effect. In some divorces it is impossible to predict changes that will occur in the future. This is particularly true in the arena of family law, where the needs of children and the financial ability of parents may change substantially over time.
If you feel that an existing family law order is no longer fair and you want to determine whether you have a basis for a modification, the law office of Brandon L. Baker can help. We handle modification proceedings, including:
- Modification of a divorce decree
- Child custody modifications
- Visitation modifications
- Child support modifications
- Home relocation disputes (moving with minor children)
We are pleased to assist clients in Salt Lake County and the surrounding areas. To schedule a free consultation with a divorce and family law attorney at our firm, contact our law office in Murray, Utah.
Do I Have a Basis for a Modification?
Courts are reluctant to modify existing orders because they do not want people to run back to court every time there is a slight change in their circumstances. But if there has been a significant change in your circumstances regarding income, child expenses or issues that may affect the welfare of a child, you may have a basis for a modification.
The best way to determine if you have a basis for a modification is to speak with a lawyer. We offer a free consultation to evaluate your case.
Contact Us
To schedule a free consultation with attorney Brandon L. Baker, contact our law office at 801-924-9211, or contact us by e-mail.
