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When a divorce judgment is issued, it is considered final. However, a judgment cannot predict the future. When a substantial change occurs that affects a child support or child custody arrangement, the law may permit a party to seek modification of the original divorce decree or another court order. This is called a modification.
People seek modifications to make sure that their child support and child custody arrangements reflect their changed life circumstances. The Law Office of Lori Watson regularly represents Georgetown individuals seeking to modify or enforce a divorce decree.
Some things that may count as a change of circumstance under Texas law include:
Your divorce decree is a legally binding document. Under no circumstances should you stop paying child support before you seek the guidance of an experienced divorce modification attorney. Consequences for noncompliance can be serious and are entirely avoidable if you seek legal counsel first.
We have helped hundreds of parents achieve workable outcomes and we are confident that our lawyer can help you. Call us at 512-931-2121 or contact our Georgetown office via email to schedule a consultation.
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