Family Law
Modifications
Modifications
In Texas, child custody orders (whether that be a stand-alone order, or an order included in a divorce) may be subject to modification if one or both parents have experienced substantial changes in circumstances. This could be a financial change, a parent has moved away, the children’s needs have changed, or a parent has a medical problem, to name a few possibilities. A child over the age of 12 may also state a preference of a change in custody.
If a parent’s financial situation has changed, child support orders can also be modified. Whether you have experienced a job loss or a pay decrease and need to change your monthly child support obligation, or whether the child is entitled to more child support, The Pollard Firm, PLLC can help.
Whether you are the parent who is requesting a change, or a parent defending a modification suit, The Pollard Firm, PLLC will be there to advise you and to protect your parental rights.