Modifications of Judgments Attorney In Clearwater, Florida

It is always the current situation that is involved when the parties agree on a settlement or when a Court enters a ruling on important issues like alimony, child support, the delayed distribution of an asset, or parental responsibility and timesharing.

Parents and Judges do not have a crystal ball and one of the constants in life is that things change, sometimes they change a lot. When your circumstances undergo a substantial change then you may need to modify your Final Judgment, Parenting Plan or Settlement Agreements.

To prove that there has been a substantial change in circumstances we must establish that the change occurred after the entry of an Order or an Agreement, that the change was unanticipated and significant enough to warrant a change in the prior order or agreement.

Be it a change in Paternal Responsibility, Timesharing, Alimony, or child support, proving a substantial change of circumstances requires an experienced family law attorney who is an expert in this area of the law.

Gary E. Williams has been certified as an expert in Marital and Family Law and as a Family Trial Advocate.