South Jersey Family Law Attorney for Modifications of Divorce Orders
In any divorce, it is vital to negotiate aggressively for the settlement you deserve, examining carefully your goals on all major issues. This is a primary focus of our law office, because we recognize how many major adjustments will be required as you move on in life.
We also help many clients whose circumstances change substantially after divorce. Experienced lawyer Scott J. Levine is well versed in the New Jersey laws covering post-judgment modifications. Contact us today for a prompt, helpful evaluation of your circumstances and case.
Has There Been a Significant Change in Circumstances since Your Divorce?
All orders contained in your divorce judgment –- covering child support, spousal support, as well as property division and often many other issues – are legally binding and enforceable. However, all such orders are also subject to post-judgment modification if the party seeking that post-judgment modification can prove substantially changed circumstances.
This is a specialized area of family law, and success often rests on the ability of your attorney to build your solid case and cite relevant legal precedent for the post-judgment modification you seek. We are familiar with the burden of proof required in a broad range of circumstances, including:
- Petitions for a modification of alimony or child support due to a significant change in income for either the payer or recipient
- Post-judgment modifications of child custody and/or parenting time orders, which require demonstrating changes relevant to the best interests of the child
For Trustworthy Legal Knowledge and Dedication to Proving Your Case, Call Our Cherry Hill Office at 856.482.1000.
Cherry Hill Family Law Attorney Scott J. Levine, with his strong commitment to staying current on New Jersey family law statutes and trends, is well equipped to represent you in your quest for a post-judgment modification. We offer substantial experience in preparing these cases, including conclusively demonstrating the significance of your changed circumstances and, when necessary, arguing your case in a plenary hearing.
Please do not wait to take action as your financial or family situation worsens. Contact our law office today to discuss your case for a post-judgment modification.
