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POST JUDGMENT MODIFICATION

Even though the final judgment is entered in a case, the case may not be finished if there are still minor children and/or one party or the other is paying support. The only absolute issue in a divorce that can not be later modified is property division.

Most Post Judgment modifications result from a change in circumstances of either one of the parties living arrangements, job situations or lifestyles.

Specifically, a Post Judgment Modification may be necessary if:

• One of the parties loses his/her job.
• One of the parties becomes disabled
• One of the parties wants to move out of the area or the state which will affect child custody arrangements
• One of the parties alters his/her lifestyle which has a negative impact on the children
• One or the other parties remarries which affects the timeshare arrangement

These are just a few of the most common post judgment issues that affect a divorced family that may require a modification. The Law Offices of Hollie A. Lemkin is well versed in these issues and capable of working with the client to achieve a positive outcome.

Please contact The Law Offices of Hollie A. Lemkin to discuss how we can be of service with your Post Judgment Modification.

Please contact us to determine how we can help you.

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