Parenting Plan Modifications

Sometimes circumstances require changes to a parenting plan

When a parenting plan is set, the court presumes that it will remain unchanged until a child reaches the age of 18. However, sometimes circumstances require that a change must be made.

Parents In Agreement

If the parents are in agreement, then a new plan reflecting the agreements will be drafted and filed with the court.

Parents Not In Agreement

If the parents are not in agreement, but significant changes warrant a change in the plan, a petition to modify the parenting plan can be filed. This begins the legal process to change the plan.

Parenting Plan Modifications

Convincing the court to change the parenting plan can be an arduous process and is highly dependent upon the individual facts of each case.

Whether you are the parent defending against proposed changes or you are the parent proposing changes, we can discuss how best to move forward. Please contact the firm to schedule an appointment.

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Please contact the firm to schedule an appointment to discuss the specifics of your case. Use the form below or call us at (425) 318-2636.