Modification and Enforcement of Court Orders
Modifications to a final divorce decree may become necessary if there is a significant change in the circumstances of either ex-spouse after a divorce. Enforcement of the decree may be required if either party fails to honor the terms of the order. These disputes can be disruptive and complex. An experienced family law attorney can help you navigate the process and work to reach a positive result.
When modification and enforcement issues arise, the Law Office of Michael C. McGinn, P.A.,based in Riverview, Florida, is prepared to help you. We have the experience and knowledge to present a powerful argument in support of your interests. We have represented clients on both sides of modification and enforcement matters.
Modifications
There are many things that can be modified in a divorce decree. If there has been a significant change in income for either spouse, child support and alimony can be modified up or down depending on whose income changed. Changes in job schedules or concerns for child safety may call for a modification to the parenting plan. Our firm has handled all types of modification requests.
Enforcement
When either spouse fails to adhere to the terms of the divorce, we can help you petition the court for enforcement. We have handled cases involving failure to pay child support and alimony, as well as violations of parenting plan terms. We have also represented clients in cases where other parts of the divorce agreement were ignored, such as orders to sell a house or other piece of property.
Schedule Your Free Consultation
If you need help with the modification or enforcement of an order, contact our office today to discuss your case with a lawyer. We work with clients throughout the Central Florida Gulf Coast, including Tampa, Brandon and Riverview. You can reach Mr. McGinn at any time, day or night, by calling 813-699-5734 or 888-827-5504. We offer payment plans and accept Visa and MasterCard for your convenience.
