Answering Your Family Law Legal Questions in Irving, Texas
When you divorce, the courts prepare a divorce decree. The divorce decree sets forth the terms and conditions for your divorce, and may involve issues such as:
- Spousal support
- Child support
- Child custody
- Visitation
- Property division
Terms set out when a divorce decree is created are usually intended to work in the short, medium and long term. It’s impossible, though, to fully anticipate the future needs of the divorcing parties. Parties’ circumstances, too, can change, through job loss or a new job, changing schedules, changing educational and medical needs of a child or the need for a parent to relocate.
If you have questions regarding modifying a divorce decree in Texas, contact the office of Len Conner & Associates. Our attorney team is made up of lawyers who have focused their entire careers on family law.
We understand that often, only one party wishes for a divorce decree to be modified. We are experienced litigators and mediators. This means that we are skilled both at resolving disputes and at aggressively advocating for clients’ goals when negotiations and mediations fail. We also work with social workers, financial planners, private investigators, tax advisors, and other professionals when necessary to build a strongest-possible case for the modification of a divorce decree.
We have decades of combined experience handling divorce decree disputes on both sides – from the side of those who wish to change a divorce decree and from the side who wishes for the terms of a decree to stay the same. For more information regarding how the attorneys of the office of Len Conner & Associates can assist you in a divorce decree modification or any family law matter, please contact us by calling (972) 445-1500 or (817) 288-4168 if you’re in the Dallas / Fort Worth Area. Call us toll free at 1 (877) 613-5800.
