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Five Legitimate Reasons to Modify Child Custody or Support in Fort Lauderdale

While divorce is a challenging process for all involved, it can be especially difficult to bear for children. If you believe that there is a situation that warrants a modification to the terms of your child custody or child support, you should contact a Fort Lauderdale child support attorney. At The Law Office of Gustavo E. Frances, P.A, attorney Gustavo E. Frances has the experience to fight for your childs best interest.

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Five Legitimate Reasons to Modify Child Custody or Support in Fort Lauderdale

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  1. Five Legitimate Reasons to Modify Child Custody or Support in Fort Lauderdale

  2. Divorce is complicated. When you add children to the mix it can seem almost impossible. If you believe that there is a situation that warrants modification to the terms of your child custody or child support, know that there is hope. The following list contains five legitimate reasons that can warrant modifications to your child custody or support terms.

  3. If you believe the current terms are forcing the child to be exposed to immediate danger, you have a legitimate cause for custody modifications. Whatever the circumstance may be, no child should be placed at risk to uphold a custody agreement. Your Child Is In Danger

  4. A Remarriage Has Occurred When a remarriage has occurred after the custody or support terms were set, a modification to either may be warranted. If you believe a recent remarriage has negatively affected your child’s support or custody arrangements, you may want to consider contacting an attorney.

  5. A Relocation Has Occurred Your child likely experienced the relocation of one of their parents after the divorce. Exposing a child to another relocation could have even more lasting effects. For that reason, the relocation of one of the parents warrants modifications to both child custodyand support.

  6. Visitations are Continually Missed If this is something you have been experiencing, you may want to contact an attorney about making modifications to the custody or support terms.

  7. A Change in Employment The employment status of both parents are often taken into account while deciding custody or support terms. A sudden change in employment status can have serious repercussions on a child’s quality of life. These repercussions make a change in employment status a viable reason for custody or support modifications.

  8. Taking the Next Step No one should have to watch their child suffer from child support or custody arrangements that are failing. Whether it is continually missed visitations or a remarriage, action should be taken if you believe you’re agreed upon support or custody terms need to be modified. For that reason, you should contact a Fort Lauderdale child support attorney. At The Law Office of Gustavo E. Frances, P.A, attorney Gustavo E. Frances has the experience to fight for your child’s best interest.

  9. Contact Details: 200 SE 6th St, #402, Fort Lauderdale, FL 33301 954-533-2756 https://www.lauderdaledefense.com/Contact.shtml

  10. ThankYou!

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