When an existing order no longer fits

Family-Law Modifications

Custody and support orders may sometimes be changed after a substantial change in circumstances.

How we help

Understand the issue. Prepare for the next decision.

Custody and support orders may sometimes be changed after a substantial change in circumstances.

  • Custody modification
  • Support modification
  • Changed circumstances
  • Evidence preparation
  • Court hearings

What the case may involve

What Changed?

Relocation, work schedules, income, health, school needs or parenting circumstances may affect an existing order.

Evidence

Records, communications, schedules, financial information and witnesses may help show the change.

The Existing Order Controls

Until an order is modified, the existing terms generally remain in effect.

Every matter begins with the facts.

We review available documents, deadlines, evidence and goals, then explain the options that may apply. Information on this website is general and does not replace advice about a specific matter.

Our approach

Prepared representation. Practical communication.

Legal strategy should reflect the facts of the matter and the consequences beyond the courtroom.

ReviewUnderstand the records, deadlines, allegations and immediate concerns.
ExplainDiscuss the law and practical options in clear language.
PrepareDevelop a strategy connected to the evidence and client priorities.
Move ForwardHandle negotiation, filings, hearings or trial preparation as required.
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Phone919-496-1201
Office105 S. Main Street
Louisburg, NC 27549
Fax919-800-3002

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