New Haven, Connecticut Divorce Modification Attorney
People's lives change after divorce, and sometimes these changes result in modifications to existing court orders. Whether months or years have passed, it is never too late to change orders involving child custody, child support or alimony. The Law Offices of Christopher M. Neary provide attentive legal help to people throughout the Connecticut Shoreline. We represent people who are seeking to modify court orders and those who oppose the changes.
Would you like to speak with a lawyer regarding post-decree issues involving modifications or enforcement? Call our law firm today toll free at 866-725-0211 to arrange your free initial consultation. Or, you may contact us online and someone from our firm will be in touch with you promptly.
When is a modification necessary?
The need for a modification can arise when there has been a change in circumstances. Changes in circumstances may include the following:
- Job loss
- Remarriage
- Relocation
- Change in financial status
- Changes in home environment or residency
These changes can affect alimony, child custody and child support. Attorney Christopher M. Neary provides strong advocacy to advance toward your goals. If you are seeking to change an existing court order, or if you are contesting a change, he will vigorously pursue a successful outcome.
Do you need assistance with an enforcement of a court order?
Our firm also handles enforcement actions on behalf of people seeking legal action or those defending the action. Enforcement can involve alimony payments, child support and visitation. For example, if a parent is not respecting the visitation orders, you must take legal action — before you just accept this pattern. Or, if you have failed to pay child support, your wages could be garnished. Whatever situation you may be in, attorney Neary provides knowledgeable legal help to see this problem to a favorable resolution.
Attorney Neary will also put his extensive appellate experience to work handling the appeal of family law matters.
For help with a post-decree modification or enforcement matter, call the Law Offices of Christopher M. Neary toll free at 866-725-0211 and arrange your free initial consultation.
Flexible appointment scheduling available. For your convenience, we have offices in both New Haven and Clinton, Connecticut.
Visa and Master Card accepted.