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Post Judgment Divorce Modifications

Long Beach Divorce Lawyer

Changes often happen in the lives of divorced partners after the divorce settlement and judgment has been made which impact the orders in those judgments. This may be especially true for divorced parents with children. California law provides specific ways for seeking post judgment changes or modifications in the original settlement.  Such changes may need to be made concerning issues such as child custody, child support, visitation, spousal support, or other matters.

If you have had a significant or meaningful change in circumstances which affect your ability to adhere to the divorce settlement, you may seek post judgment modifications to reflect those changes. In order to accomplish this, it is advisable to seek the services of a competent family law attorney well-versed in California divorce law. Long Beach divorce lawyer Angela Novas McGill can provide the assistance you need to effectively make such a divorce modification. Not every situation calls for a post judgment modification but if one is feasible and likely, you may be able to take legal action to effect such a modification under attorney McGill’s care. She can review your situation and evaluate the proper course of action to take regarding your particular circumstances.  

Reasons for a California Post Judgment Modification

Many situations may arise which call for a change in the divorce judgment. Among them is the loss of employment, change of employment, a significant loss or increase of income, the necessity for relocation of either parent, or a significant change in the cost of caring for a child either because of accident, injury, illness, or some other event. Other reasons may prompt a need for a modification, such as a child’s strong desire to reside with the non-custodial parent or a child not doing well under the care of the existing custodial parent.

Do you need help obtaining a post judgment divorce modification? Contact Long Beach divorce attorney Angela Novas McGill for assistance with your situation today!

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