CHARLESTON ATTORNEY FOR POST-DIVORCE MATTERS
The facts leading up to an Order or Agreement often change after the fact, requiring the original Order to be modified to reflect the new circumstances. Other people find themselves dealing with a party who may refuse to comply and is violating the court order. The reliable staff of Beverly K. Ballinger can assist you in both of these situations.
SOUTH CAROLINA LAWYER FOR RELIABLE ASSISTANCE WITH MODIFICATIONS TO ORDER
Under South Carolina law, evidence of a substantial change in circumstances is necessary before a post-divorce modification can be made. Examples of changes when modifications may be warranted follow:
- Your ex-spouse's living arrangement changes, causing concern about your children's safety, and warranting a change in child custody or visitation.
- You lose your job and are unable to get similar employment with a comparable salary, requiring you to seek a child support reduction.
- You learn your ex-spouse is co-habitating with a companion, possibly enabling you to discontinue alimony or spousal support.
RESULTS - FOCUSED FAMILY LAW ATTORNEY
Violations of court orders are common and the staff of Beverly K. Ballinger can assist you in enforcing your court order. They have solid experience obtaining relief on your behalf by filing a rule to show cause and requesting that the violating party be found in contempt of court.
With an extensive background in modification and enforcement family law issues, Beverly K. Ballinger is prepared to assist her clients. Call 843.720.3721 or contact us online. We will identify the legal issues involved in your modification and enforcement matter and explain your rights under the law.
