Gainesville Divorce Post-Judgment Support Modifications Lawyers

Years after a divorce, many circumstances may have changed. No matter how much time has passed since your divorce, when child support or alimony modifications or custody modifications are needed, contact Coleman, Chambers & Rogers, LLP, in Gainesville, Georgia. We can explain the post-judgment modification process.

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The divorce lawyers at our law firm, Susan D. Brown and Bob Coleman, bring over 70 combined years of experience to your case. They understand that when changes occur, you may need to go back to the court and ask that the judgment entered at the time of the final divorce be changed:

• Custody modifications: When there has been a change in circumstances, such as a child electing to live with one parent, a parent making bad choices, a change in locations or schedules which makes a custody arrangement impractical, or simply the agreement of the parties the change in custody should be approved by the court.
• Visitation modifications and relocations: A court can change the parenting time schedule in the best interests of the children. This may occur for many reasons, such as if a parent moves out of the area, when children get older and can tolerate longer visitation periods, or when the behavior of a parent warrants a change. The Court has great discretion to modify visitation and parenting time to meet new circumstances.
• Child support modifications: If either or both parents’ income or financial circumstances change substantially, a change in child support may be warranted. If a child has special needs because of a disability or medical condition, a different child support structure may be necessary. Talk to our lawyers about your situation.
• Spousal support modifications: If the former spouse receiving alimony no longer needs spousal support or when that former spouse needs more alimony, the matter needs to be considered by the court that made the initial order. Significant changes in the income of the spouse paying alimony may also require a change in the amount of spousal support.

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At Coleman, Chambers & Rogers, LLP we offer every family law client personal attention, responsive service and experienced legal counsel. Our attorneys and our support staff are ready to help. Call 678-601-2495 or email the firm to set up an initial consultation.