Custody Services
Custody Modifications
Life changes may require modifications to existing custody orders. We help you navigate the modification process.
Custody orders aren't set in stone. When there's a material change in circumstances (new job, relocation, child's needs, or safety concerns), you may need to modify your custody arrangement. We guide you through the modification process efficiently and effectively.
How We Can Help
The Process
- 1Change EvaluationDetermine if the change in circumstances is sufficient to justify modification.
- 2DocumentationGather evidence supporting the need for modification.
- 3FilingFile motion to modify custody with the court.
- 4HearingPresent your case at a modification hearing.
- 5New OrderObtain modified custody order reflecting the changes.
What We Address
Frequently Asked Questions
What qualifies as a material change?
Significant changes like relocation, job change affecting availability, safety concerns, or major changes in the child's needs typically qualify.
How often can custody be modified?
There's no set limit, but courts require a material change since the last order. Frequent frivolous filings can be sanctioned.
Can I relocate with my children?
Relocation requires either the other parent's consent or court approval. We can help you navigate the relocation process.
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Serving Campbell, Kenton, Boone, Grant, Pendleton Counties, with state-wide service available
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