Reasons to Change Custody Agreement or a Divorce

Besserman Law helps clients seek post-divorce modifications that reflect major lifestyle changes for ex-spouses, parents and children, such as relocation, remarriage, illness and financial difficulties.

Opinions, Marital Settlement Agreements and Parenting Agreements in part create the conditions of continuing interactions between previous spouses, including arrangements for child custody, child support, care, as well as the division of property. In other conditions, ex-spouses show exactly the same non-manipulative or cooperative behavior as they did during the wedding and often violate the conditions of these arrangements and opinions.

Besserman Law helps clients seek post-divorce modifications that reflect important lifestyle changes for ex-spouses, kids, and parents, like relocation, remarriage, illness and financial issues.

There is a small initial consultation fee, but if you retain Besserman Law Office, this amount will be deducted from the required retainer.

Before a divorce can be finalized, problems like child custody and visitation, child support and maintenance (“alimony”) need to be resolved. The law comprehends, however, that life moves forward, often in ways unforeseen at the time of divorce. When a significant or “substantial change” in situation affects the operability of a custody or support agreement, either party to a divorce may seek a change of the court order. Possible examples of such change in circumstances may include:

When a proposed change involves child custody or visitation, it has to be in the best interest of the child. Besserman Law understands that living with an unworkable guardianship arrangement can cause great stress for parents and harm to kids. For clients in need of custody changes, we work as quickly as possible, so appropriate changes are made to fulfill current needs.

Implementation

Orders associated to a divorce or custody arrangement should be followed. Regrettably, all too often, people don’t consistently abide by the provisions of court orders and guardianship agreements. Illinois law provides remedies to enforce orders, rulings and arrangements, including withholding driver’s license suspension, placing liens on the property, income, and even jail.

Contact an Experienced Illinois Family Lawyer

Contact Besserman Law, your Illinois Divorce lawyer, for an initial consultation if you need to pursue the change or implementation of a court order after divorce. Besserman Law takes the time to understand your unique situation, and determine the best method to present your case so you can accomplish the result you desire. Adoption Attorneys, Custody Attorneys, Divorce Attorneys, Family Law Attorneys, Guardianships Attorneys, Premarital Agreements Attorneys, Spousal Support Attorneys. Get your divorce lawyer consultation today. There is a small initial consultation fee, but if you retain Besserman Law Office, this amount will be deducted from the required retainer.