Post-Judgment Modifications
Experienced representation for post-judgment modifications of custody, support, and other family law orders in Beverly Hills. Life changes — your court orders can change too.
When Circumstances Change
Life doesn't stop after a divorce judgment is entered. Job changes, relocations, remarriage, changes in a child's needs, and other significant life events may warrant modifications to existing custody, visitation, or support orders. We help clients navigate the modification process efficiently and effectively.
What We Handle
- Child custody and visitation modifications
- Child support modifications
- Spousal support modifications
- Enforcement of existing orders
- Contempt proceedings for non-compliance
- Set-aside motions (fraud, mistake, duress)
- QDRO modifications and retirement order corrections
The "Changed Circumstances" Standard
To modify an existing court order, the requesting party must generally demonstrate a material change in circumstances since the last order was made. For custody modifications, the court applies the "best interest of the child" standard. For support modifications, the court looks at changes in income, employment, health, and other relevant factors.
Our Approach
Rose Barsamyan has extensive experience in post-judgment matters and understands how to present a compelling case for modification. We gather the evidence needed to demonstrate changed circumstances and advocate for orders that reflect your current reality.
Questions About Post-Judgment Modifications?
Schedule a confidential consultation with Certified Family Law Specialist Rose Barsamyan to discuss your specific situation.