Evidence Needed for Modification

Attorney William Halaz

By William Halaz Attorney, Cordell & Cordell Once you have taken action to set a modification into motion, how will you show that changes you are alleging have taken place? What evidence do you need? One continuing change that is often difficult to show is that the child has been …

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How to Act Before Your Modification

Attorney William Halaz

By William Halaz Attorney, Cordell & Cordell To state the obvious, the easiest way to have your custody or visitation schedule changed is to get the other parent to consent to the change. After reading that, you probably rolled your eyes and thought, “only when pigs fly will she consider …

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Modification of child support

Divorce Attorney Angela Foy

Question: My sister and her child’s father agreed to a child support plan below what the court ordered because the father’s income has dropped. My sister would now like to re-open the support issue and obtain the full amount she should be receiving. Is this possible? Also, if she applied …

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Use of Drug Tests in Divorce

divorce lawyer Andrew VanNess

By Andrew VanNess Attorney, Cordell & Cordell Drug testing is often a point of contention in divorce and particularly modification cases. A client may want to know if his ex-wife, or his ex-wife’s new partner, can be forced to submit to drug tests if he suspects them of using drugs, …

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Reasons for Modification

Attorney William Halaz

By William Halaz Attorney, Cordell & Cordell “If you want to make enemies, try to change something” – Former President Woodrow Wilson Although it may seem like modifying your child custody or visitation agreement will be the embodiment of Wilson’s quote, it doesn’t have to be. The first question you …

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