While a divorce may be final, you may still deal with your ex-spouse regarding various issues in the future.  Spousal agreements, custody agreements, parenting plans, alimony or child support agreements can be covered for a specified amount of time.  Life events can happen and modifications are possibly needed to the original divorce decree.  Contact one of our lawyers for a free initial consultation and put our legal expertise to work.  Our 24/7 response to emergency telephone calls is available for both new and existing clients because we want to make sure that you have the protection you deserve.

When is a Divorce Modification Advised?

The courts will consider divorce modifications when a major life change has occurred in one or more of the following situations:  child support, spousal support (alimony) or child custody.  The court will consider the same factors used in the original decision in most cases, but substitute the new situation.  If your income of five years ago was used to calculate child support but now you earn half of what you did back then, the court will possibly modify the child support payment amount.  You might want to consider a divorce modification if you have experienced any of these events:

• A drop in income.
• Remarriage.
• Illness or disability.
• Relocation for the custodial parent.
• Rising costs for caring for the child(ren).
• New needs for the child(ren).
• Changing health situation of the child(ren).

The Cantor Law Group is listed in the Bar Register of Pre-Eminent Lawyers®.  You can be assured that everything about your divorce, from the free consultation through the final modification, will be handled with the utmost skill and integrity.  We have over 70 years of combined experience ready to help you.  When your divorce decree needs modifications, call the law firm that will work to secure what is fair to you.  Cantor Law Group, a member of Arizona’s Finest Lawyers®, has the experience to handle divorce modifications.