Post-Decree Modifications

A post-decree modification is a legal process to update an existing divorce or custody order. Modifications are necessary when a substantial change in circumstances makes the current court order unfair, unmanageable, or no longer in a child’s best interest.

Common reasons for modifying a court order include:
✔ Changes in income – A job loss, promotion, or significant financial shift
✔ Relocation – One parent moving out of the area
✔ Changes in parenting time – A child’s needs or schedule require an adjustment
✔ Medical or educational needs – Increased expenses for a child’s healthcare or schooling
✔ Safety concerns – If a child’s well-being is at risk under the current arrangement

At Johnson/Turner, we work with you to assess whether a modification is legally justified and guide you through the process to achieve a fair resolution.

What’s Included in Post-Decree Modifications?

With our Post-Decree Modifications package, you receive:

🔹 Expert legal analysis – We evaluate your case and determine the best path forward
🔹 Mediation preparation – If settlement discussions are required, we ensure you’re fully prepared
🔹 Strategic case planning – We develop a clear legal approach tailored to your goals
🔹 Transparent pricing – Fixed fees with no billing surprises
🔹 Dedicated legal team – Attorney, paralegal, and support staff committed to your success

Whether your modification requires mediation, negotiation, or court intervention, we are here to advocate for you every step of the way.

Is Post-Decree Modification Right for You?

If your current court order no longer works due to a substantial change in circumstances, you don’t have to stay stuck. Post-Decree Modifications gives you the legal tools and support to ensure your court order reflects your reality.

Let’s Talk About Your Case.

Not sure if you qualify for a modification? Book a guidance call today to discuss your options with our team.