If your life has changed since your divorce — like a move, a new job, or your child’s needs evolving — Texas law allows you to request a modification. We’re here to walk you through the process with steady guidance and trusted experience.
when plans need to evolve
what can be modified?
Common modifications include:
Child Custody & Visitation (Possession & Access)
Adjusting parenting time or schedules based on what's best for your child today.
Child Support
Modifying the amount due to changes in income or custody.
Spousal Maintenance (Alimony)
Reassessing based on employment, remarriage, or other qualifying factors.
A material and substantial change in circumstances since the order was signed, and
that the current arrangement is no longer in the best interest of the child.
Examples include:
- A parent relocating
- A child’s medical or educational needs shifting
- Income changes due to job loss or promotion
- One parent failing to follow the current order
do i qualify for a modification?
your modification Journey
final order
Let’s Adjust What’s No Longer Working.
Start with a consultation, and we’ll help you move forward with confidence and clarity.
Proactive. Precise. Focused on Your Family’s Well-Being.
I’ll review your current order, evaluate the merits of your modification request, and help you pursue a revised agreement—whether that’s through negotiation or by returning to court.
If the other party has requested a change you don’t agree with, I’ll advocate strongly on your behalf.
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