New Jersey Custody and Support Modifications
Rarely do our financial, employment and relationship circumstances stay the same over many years. Life is full of changes, and the court recognizes this by allowing for post-judgment modifications to many family law decisions.
During my 35-year career, I have handled countless post-judgment modification requests to divorce settlements, child custody agreements and child support payments. I know New Jersey law and how to make a compelling argument on my clients' behalf. To discuss your modification needs with a Cherry Hill divorce modification attorney, please call my office at 856-324-4920 or contact me online.
Post-Judgment Remedies
You may request post-judgment modifications to the following family law decisions:
If you wish to modify one of these decisions, you must be prepared to demonstrate that you have experienced a change in circumstances, such as losing your job, having reduced income or having another child. The emancipation or change in circumstances of a child may be reasons to modify child support.
Modification of the custody and parenting time agreement is required if a parent wants to relocate out of state. The parent who is relocating must obtain written consent from the other parent or receive court approval. This is not required for relocations within the state.
Convincing the court to modify a judgment, decree or decision can be challenging. You want a knowledgeable, experienced lawyer to help you gather the necessary documentation and argue your case before the judge. For a free phone consultation, please call my office at 856-324-4920.
