If there has been a significant change in circumstances involving employment, income, relocation or a change to the environment or behavior of the custodial parent, it may be necessary to modify the current custody or child support orders.
Our Experienced Utah County Modification Attorneys Represent Clients Throughout the Surrounding Areas
There are a few common reasons given by parents who are requesting modification of a custody agreement such as job relocation, military deployment or a change to the child's extracurricular activity schedule.
A more serious reason for modification of the agreement involves a change to the custodial parent or the child's environment such as drug/alcohol abuse, illegal activities in the home, neglect, abandonment or physical abuse.
Our Salt Lake City modification and enforcement attorneys have helped parents throughout Utah. We look forward to the opportunity to help you.
There are numerous other reasons to make changes to custody and/or support agreements. We look forward to the opportunity to meet with you, so you can discuss your needs with our Salt Lake City modification attorney. Se habla español.
Utah Child Support Modifications
If you are seeking a modification of your child support agreement, we can help you by carefully evaluating your circumstances to save you from wasting time and money, if the facts are not in your favor.
The Office of Recovery Services/Child Support Services guidelines are listed below, but for more specific information about your situation, please contact us to arrange a free initial consultation with our knowledgeable Salt Lake City child support modification attorney. We can explain your legal rights and the factors that may apply to your case. You are under no obligation to hire our law firm.
Some of the conditions for child support modifications include:
- The agreement must be least three years old.
- The change should be a minimum of 10 percent higher or lower than the current amount.
Some of the reasons for denial of modifications include:
- If either parent is incarcerated
- Children who will turn 18 within the 12 month period prior to the change request
Modifications Are Unique
Our lawyers create solutions that are based on our clients' unique situation and their needs. Please contact us so we can arrange a free consultation with one of our knowledgeable attorneys, so we can talk about your specific circumstances and your options.
