Tag Archives: Tampa Modification Attorneys
What Does ‘Substantial Change’ Mean When Modifying a Florida Divorce Order?
It is sometimes possible to modify divorce orders but it is never easy. Determining whether you are eligible to petition the court to change a final order hinges on whether you can prove that there has been a substantial change in circumstances. The courts in Florida will not review a divorce order simply because… Read More »
When Does Child Visitation End in Florida?
When two parents get a divorce, decisions must be made about child custody. The courts strive to award joint custody, or an equal amount of time-sharing, to each parent, as it is presumed that this is in the child’s best interests. Once a decision has been made, the court will issue an order that… Read More »
What Are Some Common Reasons for Modifications After A Florida Divorce?
Divorcing your spouse will change the life you have known for many years, maybe even decades. Once your divorce is finalized you will receive a Final Judgment and the terms within that judgment may not always align with your ever-changing circumstances. A post-divorce modification can adapt agreements made during the divorce to better reflect… Read More »
Under What Circumstances Can Alimony Be Modified in Florida?
If you have been ordered to pay alimony after divorce, it can pose a serious financial burden. Like all other terms within a divorce decree, alimony decisions are final and legally binding. Still, this does not mean that alimony cannot be modified. Modifying alimony is very difficult, though, and you will have to prove… Read More »
When Should You Review Your Florida Parenting Plan?
As a parent who has gone through divorce or never married, it is critical that you have a parenting plan in place. A parenting plan outlines how you and your former partner will co-parent your children together. Parenting plans are mandatory when a couple has a child together but they break up. Parenting plans… Read More »
