Addressing the Ever-Changing Aspects of Your Life
Life is full of surprises, surprises that can quickly make child custody or support arrangements a burden too heavy to handle. Individuals experiencing certain circumstances, including loss of employment, relocation or remarriage may qualify for modifications of prior arrangements, allowing you to restructure your arrangements to better fit your new situation.
At Coleman & Knight, PLLC, in Columbia, Maryland our attorneys leverage nearly 18 years of experience to offer comprehensive guidance to clients interested in modifying past divorce decrees or child custody modifications after substantial changes to their lives. Active in the D.C. Metro area, our lawyers have an in depth knowledge of area courts and judges, allowing us to provide advice and guidance on what you can expect from your modification proceedings.
To discuss your modification needs with one of our attorneys, contact our office online or call 410-309-0004 and schedule a free phone consultation today.
Modifying Obsolete Arrangements
Our work has assisted individuals who have experienced major changes in there lives in finding relief from cumbersome divorce decrees or arrangements. With our experience and knowledge, we are able to assist in issues related to:
- Child custody modification: Whether a parent is convicted of a felony or child abuse, has had a change in competency or has undergone a relocation or employment-related move out of state, our attorneys can provide the guidance needed to find relief from outdated custody arrangements.
- Child support modification: A loss of employment can quickly render a support arrangement obsolete, leaving you unable to uphold your end of the bargain. Our work is designed to help you come to terms on an affordable arrangement that is satisfactory to both parties, allowing you to move forward with your futures.
- Spousal support or alimony modification: From loss of employment to remarriage, several issues can quickly make an alimony arrangement a burden. Our staff acts on your behalf when such arrangements just won't work in your new situations.
Contact our office to schedule your free phone consultation to learn more.
