Florida Family Law Attorneys Helping People Modify Their Court Judgment
Circumstances change. Jobs change. You might need to move to Pompano Beach, adjust support payments or deal with someone who won’t follow court orders. The women attorneys at the Law Office of Cheryl Bucker, P.A., will help you modify or enforce your existing court orders. With over 20 years of combined experience in Florida courts, we know what it takes to get results.
Enforcement Of Existing Court Orders And Contempt
Enforcement is accomplished by having the court compel a person to do something that the court already ordered that person to do. In some cases, this may be signing a document that releases the title of a vehicle. In others, it may be asking for a contempt order when a parent owes child support or alimony and is behind on payments.
Modifying Child Support And Child Custody
In addition to enforcement cases, we represent clients seeking a modification of an existing court order, which may involve:
- Child support
- Parenting plans and time-sharing (custody and visitation)
- Spousal support/maintenance/alimony
- Relocations
Our attorneys and Florida-registered paralegals know what judges look for in modification cases. We’ll help you present strong evidence to support the changes you need in your court order.
Got Questions About Family Court Orders? Let Us Help.
Going through court order issues can be stressful. Here are clear answers to the questions we hear most often:
Can child support be modified if my financial situation changes?
Yes, you can request a child support modification if you experience a significant change in your finances. These changes can include job loss, serious illness and even significant changes in your child’s needs. Remember that these changes must be lasting, not temporary, to qualify for modification.
What should I do if my ex-spouse is not complying with court orders?
Take these immediate steps if your ex-spouse violates a court order:
- Document all violations with dates and details.
- Keep copies of related communications.
- Contact your attorney right away.
- File an enforcement motion with the court.
Never withhold visitation in response.
How long does a modification or enforcement process take?
The timeline depends on court calendar availability, case complexity and local court procedures.
What evidence is needed to support an enforcement request?
To support your enforcement request, gather these key items:
- Copy of the original court order
- Payment records or support logs
- Communication records with your ex-spouse
- Documentation of specific violations
- Calendar entries showing missed visitations
- Financial records related to support payment
Working with a qualified family law attorney in Florida can help ensure you have the right evidence to support your case. Our team can guide you through each step of the process.
Contact The Law Office of Cheryl Bucker, P.A.
For more information about our approach in cases involving modification, enforcement or contempt, contact the Law Office of Cheryl Bucker, P.A., online or call 954-329-2913 or 866-776-0102 to schedule your free initial 30-minute consultation.