Life changes. When circumstances shift after a court order is entered, legal adjustments may be necessary. Likewise, when a party fails to comply with an existing order, enforcement action may be required.

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Our firm assists clients with both modification and contempt matters, providing practical strategy and decisive advocacy to protect their rights and the best interests of their children.

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Modifications

A court order regarding custody, parenting time, child support, or spousal support may be modified upon a change in circumstances, in accordance with applicable state statute. Common reasons for modification include changes in income or employment, relocation, and evolving educational or medical needs.

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Modification cases require careful presentation of evidence demonstrating why the requested change is appropriate and legally justified. We work closely with clients to evaluate whether a modification is viable and to build a persuasive case when court intervention is necessary.

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Contempt & Enforcement

When one party fails to comply with a court order, the other party may seek enforcement through a contempt action.

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Contempt matters may involve:

• Non-payment of child support or alimony
• Failure to follow parenting schedules
• Refusal to transfer property
• Non-compliance with financial obligations
• Violations of court-ordered conditions

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Enforcement actions are serious proceedings. Courts have authority to impose remedies that may include payment plans, attorney’s fees, or other corrective measures.

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We represent clients both pursuing and defending against contempt claims, ensuring that the facts are clearly presented.

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Strategic Post-Judgment Advocacy

Post-divorce litigation can be just as significant as the original proceeding. Whether seeking to modify an order due to legitimate life changes or addressing ongoing non-compliance, we provide focused, strategic representation aimed at long-term stability and enforceable outcomes.

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Our goal is to help clients move forward with clarity, fairness, and enforceable court orders that reflect present realities.