Either spouse might feel compelled to modify child custody, parenting time or child support agreements at any time post-divorce. Even in the most well-prepared agreements, modifications may be necessary to adjust parenting plans for several reasons, including one parent not using his or her parenting time, or common circumstantial changes such as:
- Job loss
- Relocation
- Loss of income
- Medical issues
- Military deployment
Substantial changes in child custody or child support because of relocation can cause many complicated issues to arise in a parenting plan. Our experienced and creative Chandler post-divorce modification attorneys can work to preserve the intentions of your original plan and ensure that your rights, assets and time with your children are protected.
Please call Thompson Law Firm, at 888-496-7764 or contact us online to discuss your specific concerns about post-divorce modifications and how they relate to your other family law agreements.
Arizona Child Support Modification Attorneys
Modifications to child support can occur as the result of any of the above issues, but most commonly when one parent is not following the original parenting plan. If one parent is not using his or her parenting time, we often help the other parent seek additional child support to compensate for the additional time and care he or she is providing to children.
Similar to a see-saw, when parenting time decreases on one side, child support should increase on the other. Extraordinary circumstances can affect this principle, but we will gain a full understanding of your particular situation and assess the best interests of your children in any circumstance.
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Every situation is unique, and our lawyers will examine your case thoroughly to ensure our representation matches your expectations for your best possible result. Please call us at 888-496-7764 or contact us online to schedule a consultation.
