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Child Custody and Child Support Modifications
Terms related to conservatorship, possession and access, and child support can be modified by the courts under certain circumstances. Changes like a new job, a new spouse, a child’s graduation, or a new baby might be welcome. However, other changes may increase conflict, create scheduling challenges, or cause financial strain.
The courts evaluate whether a modification is in the child’s best interest, considering factors like:
- A material and substantial change in circumstances for the paying party, receiving party, or child
- Proven needs of the child
- Respective abilities of each party to support the child
Child-support orders may be eligible for modification every three years if the difference in ordered support is at least 20% or $100. It’s crucial to consult an experienced attorney to present the strongest case for a support increase or reduction.
Why Choose Adam W. Dietrich PC – Family Law
We have extensive experience representing both obligors (paying parties) and obligees (recipients) in child-support modifications. While modifications can be beneficial, they may also create additional complications.
We can help you:
- Assess the pros and cons of modifying court orders
- Negotiate desired changes
- Litigate for an outcome that prioritizes the child’s best interest
Let us guide you through the complexities of child-custody and child-support modifications. Contact us today at (936) 713-3127 to schedule a consultation.
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