Post Judgment Modifications

Michigan Post Judgment Modifications

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Changes in familial situations are inevitable. Whether a job status changes or a family must move, revisiting and modifying existing family court orders may be necessary. We offer guidance resolving post judgment modifications in Grand Rapids and Western Michigan. We have more than ten years of legal experience as family law attorneys and have earned the distinction as a Certified Domestic Relations Mediator. We are skilled advocates for our clients and work to resolve family disputes. Contact our Michigan law firm to speak with an attorney about post judgment modifications.

As an experienced family law attorney, Jim Kraayeveld is able to provide clients with personalized representation and fierce advocacy to ensure clients' rights are protected in post judgment disputes. We handle cases involving various post judgment issues, such as the following:

• Modification of child support: a change of circumstances, such as loss of a job, realizing new income, or promotion may require a change in child support orders
• Modification of custody: abuse or other factors may require the court to reevaluate custody decisions and potentially change joint custody to sole custody or sole custody to joint custody
• Modification of parenting time: parenting time may necessitate an increase or decrease when children mature, a parent's work schedule changes, or his or her ability to care for the child changes.
• Moving out of state: if a parent chooses to move out of state or more than 100 miles from his or her current location, court permission is required; if permission is granted, joint custody, parenting time, and other concerns may need to be addressed
• Modification of spousal support: once an individual returns to the workforce, or has an increase in income or a significant decrease in income, alimony/spousal support may require increase or reduction
• Modification of property division and divorce decrees: full disclosure is necessary when resolving marital division of assets; if an individual fraudulently fails to disclose certain separate or marital assets, the divorce settlement may be reevaluated by a judge to ensure fair property division

Contact a Skilled Post Judgment Modifications Attorney

Whether defending against a modification or pursuing a modification of your divorce judgement, the Kraayeveld Law Offices will aggressively pursue your interests and protect your rights. To schedule a consultation with an experienced family lawyer, contact our Michigan law office. Let our personalized advocacy work for you.