Modification of Support Orders

California Support Modification Attorneys

People's lives and financial circumstances change over time. A child support or spousal support order that worked well after a divorce might now be unworkable for one or both parties. You may be able to modify your support order if there has been a material change in circumstances since the order was put in place.

Support modifications may be necessary now, but the court process can take months. At the Law Offices of Soheila Azizi & Associates, P.C., we work with the other party and, when necessary, the county to keep the modification process moving. Contact our offices in Rancho Cucamonga, California, to start the spousal support or child support modification process today.

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Child Support Modification

If you find it necessary to modify your child support amount or you are facing the other parent's motion to modify child support, our attorneys provide experienced representation. Child support can be modified for many reasons, including:

• Change in income (lost job, salary reduction or increase, etc.)
• Change in custody, including the custodial parent's choice to move out of state or a child's decision to move in with the other parent
• Significant change in visitation schedules
• Alcoholism, drug use or criminal activity by one parent
• Hardship

Spousal Support Modification

Spousal support order modification is complex and frequently depends on the terms of the original spousal support order. For example, spousal support/alimony can typically only be modified during the time limits of the original order.

Our law office offers experienced and focused family law representation, no matter how complicated the issues involved. Common reasons for modifying or terminating spousal support include:

• A significant change in either spouse's income/ employment
• The spouse receiving spousal support remarries or is cohabitating
• The spouse receiving spousal support is self supporting
• The spouse receiving spousal support does not take the necessary steps to become self-supporting
• The spouse paying spousal support retires

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We treat our clients the way we would like to be treated. We would want honest answers, so we give our clients honest answers. We would not want to pay for family law services that wouldn't help us. Thus, we promise not to turn your support issue into our financial opportunity. We will objectively evaluate your case and discuss your options in your initial consultation. We are your law firm for life. Contact our lawyers to schedule a meeting today.