Denver Post-Decree
Modifications Attorneys
Child Custody ∙ Child
Support ∙ Alimony
After a divorce has been
finalized, divorce
decrees go into effect.
This can include child
custody, parenting
plans, child support and
spousal maintenance.
These court orders are
enforceable, but they
can be modified.
However, in order for
the court to approve a
modification, the
parties must show that
their circumstances have
changed significantly
enough to warrant a
modification.
At the
Denver law firm of
Harrington Brewster &
Clein, P.C., we assist
clients with post-decree
modifications. To find
out about your options,
contact us online or
call 303-831-0808.
Modifying a Divorce
Decree
The
lawyers of
Harrington Brewster &
Clein, P.C., have
years of experience in
family law matters. We
can help you explore
your options in
modifying:
-
Child
support — A
modification may be
possible if either
parent's financial
situation has
changed
significantly, or if
the financial needs
of the child have
changed.
-
Parenting
plan / child custody
— A number of
circumstances can
trigger the need for
a child custody
modification: a new
job, a change in the
child's needs, drug
or alcohol abuse by
a parent, a change
in the child's
preferences and
more. We can also
assist in child
relocation / child
move-away matters.
-
Alimony /
spousal maintenance
— Alimony may or may
not be modifiable
depending on how the
agreement was
drafted. A
modification can
extend alimony,
increase or decrease
alimony or stop
alimony altogether.
This is often
dependent on the
receiving spouse's
financial needs, and
on the paying
spouse's income and
ability to continue
payments.
Lives
change after a divorce
is finalized. It is
often necessary to
modify a divorce decree
in a way that makes
sense given each
individual's current
life situation. We are
here to provide the
legal services necessary
to explore your options
and make those changes.
Contact Us
To
find out more about
domestic post-decree
matters,
contact our firm online
today to schedule an
initial consultation.
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