Post Judgement Modifications and Enforcement

    Custody orders as well as orders for support, alimony and visitation may often have to be revisited after a final divorce decree.  In Florida, the law is that a “substantial change in circumstances” is also the grounds needed to change the terms of a custody or support order.

Stephanie McQueen, Esquire, a family law practitioner, helps her clients adjust existing orders to meet new circumstances with resolutions that are in her clients and their children’s best interests and which meet that person’s financial and personal situations. Call her today at (561) 659-8810 if your circumstances have changed since the time of your paternity or divorce decree.

And if you are having trouble seeing your children, collecting support or otherwise making a divorce or paternity decree work for you, you may need to file an Enforcement action against the other side. Some of the terms that a family law attorney can help you modify or enforce are: Custody, Child Support, Alimony, Visitation schedules.