Work with a Dedicated Divorce Lawyer in Phoenix, AZ, and the Surrounding Areas
Ensuring court orders reflect your current situation.
Huffman-Shayeb Law, PLLC offers post-decree modifications, guiding clients through the process of adjusting court orders. Our divorce lawyers in Phoenix, AZ, and the surrounding areas help clients modify existing decrees to ensure they reflect their current needs.
The court may modify your parenting schedule or legal decision-making orders if there is a substantial and continuing change to justify a modification. We can review your case to determine if you are eligible to file for a divorce modification. If needed, we can assist with negotiating a mutually agreed-upon change with the opposing party. If the other party is unwilling to agree to the modifications, we are prepared to assist with litigation.
We Can Help You Petition for Modifications of Your Current Court Orders
Your entire life can be affected by the terms of your divorce decree or child custody decree. If you are unable to comply with those final orders or feel they no longer suit your current situation, you may still have the opportunity to make changes. It is important to consult with a divorce attorney to discuss whether you have grounds for a modification.
Grounds for post-decree modifications include:
- Either parent relocating
- A substantial change in the gross income of either party
- A substantial change in the living expenses of either party
- The child’s wishes
- And more
Adjust Your Divorce Orders with Professional Legal Guidance
Our experienced divorce lawyers will guide clients through the process of post-decree modifications in Phoenix, AZ, and the surrounding areas. If your circumstances change—whether due to a shift in income, relocation, or other life events—modifying court orders such as child custody, child support, or spousal maintenance can ensure they reflect your current situation.
Divorce modification may be necessary when there is a substantial change in the gross income of either party, loss of employment, or changes in the living expenses of either party. Child support orders can be modified whenever the current order changes by 15% or more. We can assist you in filing for a divorce modification, negotiating a mutually agreed-upon change with the other party, or, if needed, representing you in court if litigation becomes necessary.
Connect with us to ensure that your court orders reflect your needs and secure your future with trusted legal guidance from a skilled divorce attorney.