Miami Divorce Agreement Modification Lawyer

Seeking to Change a Divorce Settlement After Your Divorce and Looking for the Right South Florida Divorce Agreement Modification Attorney to Help You Navigate the Modification Process Correctly, Quickly, and Efficiently?

Modifying Divorce Agreements

Child Support

After a settlement has been reached in a divorce, circumstances can change that require the modification of a divorce-related agreement. In cases involving child support, this can include:

• A minor child reaching adulthood
• Remarriage
• The loss of a job or reduction in income

Alimony

In Florida, there are several reasons why a modification or termination of alimony may be approved by the court. Some of the most common reasons for a modification are:

• Changes in a party’s ability to pay alimony
• An unexpected medical emergency
• Death of a party
• Retirement
• Incarceration

Child Custody

Florida family law courts understand the demands of daily life, which is why child custody orders (parenting plans) can be modified by the court if there has been an unanticipated, substantial change in your family’s circumstances. However, courts will only modify the parenting plan if the modification will be in the best interests of the child. Proving that the proposed change is both unexpected and in the best interests of the child may be difficult to do without the help of competent legal representation.

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Although your original divorce decree reflected your life at one time, it may not accurately reflect your current circumstances. Even if you and your ex-spouse come to an agreement about certain changes, they must still be reflected in your official documents with the court system.

We help families through these tough times throughout South Florida and Miami.

Locally, clients come to us from Miami, Miami Beach, Key Biscayne, Coral Gables, Doral, Kendall, Coconut Grove, Pinecrest, and other surrounding areas.