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Post Judgment Actions/Modifications

Post-Judgment Modification Attorney Ventura, CA

Modification and Enforcement of Child Custody, Child Support and Alimony

Circumstances can change in the years following a divorce or separation, requiring the modification of divorce and separation agreements. If you need to modify an existing court order, the divorce and modification lawyers at Bamieh & Erickson, PLC, can help. We will assist with defining new parameters for the agreement and work toward finding the most efficient way to resolve the issue.

We also handle enforcement actions. When one party fails to comply with the court order, we help hold him or her in contempt of court.

Contact our family law attorneys today to discuss your separation or divorce decree modification or enforcement needs in a free consultation.

Modification of Existing Orders

Substantial changes in circumstances may warrant the modification of an existing court order. We work with clients who need assistance with:

  • Child support modification: Losing a job, getting remarried, aging children, and caring for health needs are all reasons to modify and existing child support order. We can help make a case for the modification based on new financial circumstances.
  • Child custody modification: We represent either parent in a child custody modification matter. We handle modifications due to parental relocation and move-away, child requests to live with a different parent, substantial changes in work and school schedules, and other reasons.
  • Spousal support (alimony) modification: Our divorce decree modification lawyers help ensure that spousal support payments accurately reflect the financial situation of both parties. If one party has a significant change in income, or if a party remarries, the support may need to be adjusted.

Post-Judgment Enforcement

At Bamieh & Erickson, PLC, we also handle enforcement actions for clients who are not receiving the support they are entitled to and for clients whose former partner is not following the child custody and parenting plan. California divorce decrees are enforceable by contempt of court, which can serve as a powerful tool in obtaining compliance with child support and spousal support orders.

Contact Us for a Free Consultation

Contact us today to schedule a free initial consultation with an experienced family law lawyer at our offices in Ventura, California. We will assess your case and help you form a new plan to ensure your custody and support needs fit your situation, or provide options on how to enforce an existing one.