Our team breaks the modification process into four clear phases, providing guidance and advocacy at every step. Here’s what you can expect:

1. Case Strategy Phase

The foundation of any successful modification request starts with a well-defined strategy. During this phase, we’ll:

• Consult with You: In our initial meeting, we’ll discuss your case, listen to your concerns, and outline how we can support you.
• Build Your Team: We assign a team of professionals, including attorneys and paralegals, to ensure you receive comprehensive support throughout your case.
• Develop a Case Strategy: Based on our understanding of your situation, we’ll design a personalized strategy that aligns with your goals and maximizes your chances of success.

2. Mediation Phase

Whenever possible, we seek to resolve modifications outside of court to save you time, stress, and money. Mediation provides a collaborative environment to reach an agreement. During this phase, we:

• Select a Mediator: We’ll help identify a mediator suitable for your case and schedule sessions.
• Prepare for Mediation: Our team gathers evidence and prepares a mediation statement to support your position.
• Attend Mediation: We’ll be by your side throughout the process, helping you negotiate and formalize agreements with the other party.

3. Court Phase

If mediation doesn’t result in an agreement, we are fully prepared to advocate for you in court. In this phase, we:

• Gather Comprehensive Evidence: We collect all necessary documents, witness testimonies, and expert opinions.
• File Legal Documents: From motions to affidavits, we handle all court filings and ensure they meet legal standards.
• Represent You at the Hearing: Our attorneys advocate for your position in court, presenting your case clearly and effectively to the judge.

4. Final Settlement Phase

The final phase involves formalizing and finalizing your modified court order. Here’s what we do:

• Draft the New Agreement: We prepare the stipulations and new order based on the court’s decision or mediation outcome.
• Secure Required Signatures: We work with the opposing party and their attorney to obtain signatures for the modified order.
• File the Order: Once signed, we file the new agreement with the court, making it legally binding and ensuring your current needs are met.