Order Modification
Life changes—and sometimes court orders need to change too. We help modify custody, support, and other family law orders.
Court orders for custody, visitation, and support aren't necessarily permanent. When circumstances change significantly, you may be able to modify existing orders.
Common Reasons for Modification
- Job loss or significant income change - Relocation of a parent - Change in child's needs (medical, educational, etc.) - Remarriage or new household members - Safety concerns - Child reaching a certain age - Non-compliance with existing orders
What Can Be Modified
- Child custody arrangements - Visitation schedules - Child support amounts - Spousal support - Other family court orders
The Modification Process
To modify a court order in Virginia, you must show a "material change in circumstances" since the last order was entered. The change must be significant and usually must be something that wasn't anticipated when the original order was made.
Our Approach
We evaluate whether your situation qualifies for modification, gather supporting evidence, and present a compelling case to the court. We also defend clients against unwarranted modification requests from the other party.
Need Help With Order Modification?
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