Colorado Springs Post-Decree Modification Attorneys

Even though divorce and custody orders may be called final orders or permanent orders, they can be changed. In fact, sometimes they must be changed. If you need to modify child support or child custody orders based on a change in circumstances, the Colorado Springs modification attorney at the Law Office of Greg Quimby, P.C. can help. For more than two decades, our firm has been helping clients seek post-divorce modifications in Colorado Springs. We have what it takes to ensure that your orders reflect your needs and the needs of your children.

Expert Legal Guidance for Post-Decree Modifications

At Law Office of Greg Quimby, P.C., our experienced Colorado Springs post-decree modification attorneys are here to help you navigate the complex process of changing child support and child custody orders. Whether you are seeking a modification or defending against one, our team has the knowledge and expertise to guide you through the legal system.

When it comes to post-decree modifications, it is crucial to have a skilled attorney on your side to ensure your rights are protected. Our Colorado Springs modification attorney will work diligently to help you achieve the best possible outcome for your case.

Don't face post-decree modifications alone. Contact Law Office of Greg Quimby, P.C. today to schedule a consultation with our dedicated legal team.

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Child Support Modifications

In Colorado, child support lasts until the child reaches age 19 or is emancipated. At any time before that, you can request a modification to your child support obligations or award if there has been a change in circumstances that would result in at least a 10% change in the amount of support.

Changes that may necessitate a child support modification include changes in:

• Employment
• Income
• Child care
• Health care coverage

Child Custody Modifications

Parenting time can be modified based on a change in either parent’s circumstances and/or the needs of the children. Some of the more common examples are changes in a parent’s work schedule, including military deployment. More difficult changes occur if a parent develops drug or alcohol problems or is convicted of a crime. Some modifications are minor, while others are more drastic. Our post-decree modification lawyers in Colorado Springs have helped parents handle the gamut of problems with a variety of solutions.

Our Colorado Springs Modification Attorney Can Help You Make & Prevent Changes

At the Law Office of Greg Quimby, P.C., we understand that the need for modifications can arise at any time. Our Colorado Springs modification attorneys are prepared to assess your situation and guide you to the right course of action. If you are attempting to prevent modifications that you believe are unfair or not in the best interest of your child, our lawyers can fight to have those modification requests denied.

Contact our Colorado Springs modification lawyer online or by calling (719) 212-4227.