Modifications Lawyers Corona

How to Change Your Divorce Order

The court retains the right to modify the terms of your divorce even after a divorce order is issued. However, to make such a modification, a significant change in life circumstances is required.

At the Law Offices of John Joseph Buckey, Jr. and Associates, our attorneys understand the types of life changes that can lead to modification of divorce orders. We can help you to determine whether your situation qualifies. We can help you pursue modifications to alimony, child support or custody and visitation arrangements.

Modifications of Child Custody and Visitation Arrangements

Do you have reason to believe that your former spouse is living a lifestyle that involves drugs or other dangers to your child's welfare?

Have you started a new job that requires you to work longer hours so you are away from your children more?

These are just some of the situations that could allow you to pursue modification of custody and visitation arrangements.

Modifications of Child Support or Spousal Support

The most common reason for seeking a change to child support or spousal support arrangements is a significant change in income, such as job loss or a promotion.

Of course, child support is tied to child custody. If custody arrangements change, support arrangements may have to be modified as well.

We Keep Fees Reasonable

Our lawyers believe that quality legal representation can also be affordable. We keep our fees reasonable, partly because we do not add phone calls between you and us to your bill. From your initial consultation on, all calls are free.

Contact Us for Your Free Consultation

We handle modifications for people in Riverside County, as well as the surrounding parts of California.

Call us at 1-888-591-8958 or send us an e-mail to discuss divorce order modifications more specifically with an experienced lawyer.