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Westport, Connecticut, Post Judgment Modification Lawyers

Attorneys Helping Clients Modify Child Custody or Child Support

Serving Greenwich, Westport and All of Fairfield County, Connecticut

The need to modify the terms of child custody or support can arise when there has been a substantial change in circumstances. Examples of a substantial change in circumstances may include a significant increase (or decrease) to one party's income, an increased need for support, or changes in the children's lives requiring an adjustment of a parenting plan.

Broder & Orland LLC is adept at handling modifications of child custody, child support and alimony stemming from a variety of circumstances. We will remain attentive to our clients' needs, goals and the best interests of their children as we work toward devising a new custody or support agreement.

Relocations

In some cases, a parent may wish to relocate with the children. In these instances, it may be necessary to obtain permission of the court. Our lawyers will argue for or against a proposed relocation, depending on our clients' goals.

Resolving Modification Disputes

Our legal team often encourages clients to resolve post-judgment modification disputes through mediation and collaboration in order to save the time, expense and stress of going to court. In many instances, a collaborative approach can facilitate a more favorable resolution that takes into consideration each party's interests. When appropriate, however, our firm will aggressively assert our clients' position through litigation in order to obtain the desired outcome.

Please contact us at 203-222-4949 to speak with a Westport post-judgment modification attorney regarding your situation.

Broder & Orland LLC , located in Westport, CT, limits its practice to family law, matrimonial law and divorce. We primarily represent clients from Westport, Greenwich, Darien, New Canaan, Wilton, Weston, Fairfield, Bridgeport and other cities and towns throughout Fairfield County and Connecticut.

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