Family Law · Modifications
Making Changes After a Settlement Has Been Reached
Divorce decrees and custody agreements are meant to be final — but life changes. The right modification gets your court order back in sync with your reality.
Divorce decrees, custody agreements, and other family-law arrangements are meant to be final. But a drastic change in circumstances — job loss, relocation, change in income, new family circumstances — may require a legal modification. Our attorneys work proactively to resolve modification matters and make the legal process as seamless as possible.
How Courts Evaluate Modification Requests
Florida courts use specific criteria to decide whether a modification is warranted. When you work with our lawyers, we explain what the judge will look at, what evidence you'll need, and what the likely outcome will be. We take the initiative in gathering information so we can resolve your matter efficiently — and we don't file a motion that won't be granted.
Types of Modifications We Handle
We handle every type of divorce-related modification:
- Custody changes — including parental relocation
- Support changes — both alimony and child support
- Changes to prenuptial and postnuptial agreements
- Time-sharing schedule adjustments
- Enforcement of existing orders when one party stops complying
Contact the Lawyers at Our Firm
Please contact our lawyers to schedule your first meeting. We do not charge for initial consultations. Located in Miami, we accept cases throughout South Florida.
Related Practice Areas
Child Custody
Custody, time-sharing, and parenting plans — including modifications and relocation.
Child Support
Florida guidelines, deviations, and enforcement.
Alimony / Spousal Support
How Florida courts determine, modify, and enforce spousal support.
Prenuptial Agreement
Pre- and postnuptial agreements drafted, reviewed, and modified.