Dallas Child Support Modification

Providing clients with Quality Representation throughout Dallas, Collin and Denton Counties Since 2002

Circumstances change. Post-judgment modification requests are a vehicle for changing your obligations, or the obligations of your spouse outlined in the divorce decree. Most often post-divorce modification requests deal with child support, and child custody and visitation. On occasion, post-judgment requests can be for enforcement of an order, including a post-judgment order regarding the division of property.

With offices in Plano and Dallas, the law firm of Dement Roach & Stern, PLLC provides quality representation in family law and divorce matters, including post-judgment modification requests and enforcement issues, to individuals throughout Dallas County, Collin County and Denton County, as well as the surrounding areas.

Our longevity is a result of hard work and is attributable to our track record of success and the quality of our service. We will not sugarcoat the truth. You need to have accurate information and experienced counsel in order to make informed decisions about your legal matter. We provide you with the information you need and the means to effectuate a plan for achieving your goals. We will guide you through the system and be effective advocates for you.

For additional information about our qualities and qualifications, please visit our Benefits of Retaining Dement, Roach & Stern page.

Texas Child Support and Custody Modification Lawyer

If circumstances have changed affecting your ability to pay or receive child support, or if you would like to modify your child custody or visitation schedule, we can help.

Child support modifications typically require a significant change of circumstances, such as losing a job, or a substantial cut or increase in pay. The court will ultimately determine if the change in income is substantial enough to justify a change in child support obligations.

Child custody modification requests generally must show that a change in child custody or visitation is in the best interest of the child. The court will almost always look to what is in the best interest of the child (or children) when evaluating a request to modify a child custody or visitation order. Move-aways or relocation, especially out of the area, will likely require court approval. Other changes that may warrant a change in child custody or visitation include alcohol or drug issues as well as neglect or abuse issues.

An experienced lawyer can help you understand the likelihood of success and how to effectively present your case, as well as represent you if your ex-spouse is seeking a modification of child support or custody.

Contact an Experienced Post Divorce Modification Lawyer

To schedule a confidential consultation with experienced child support modification attorney and child custody modification lawyer, Barrett Stern, call 214-272-9429 or fill out our intake form and we will contact you. Your future is too important to trust to a less experienced law firm. Contact attorneys with experience and common sense; discover the DR&S difference today.

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