Common reasons to seek modifications include either parent’s job loss or change, health problems and dramatic changes in children’s needs. When a custodial parent wishes to move a significant distance with children, a challenge of that child relocation, a change of visitation schedule, or other actions that will make it workable for the other parent are almost always needed.

Applying more than 30 years of experience in Texas mediations and court proceedings, attorney Kevin Clark provides:

• Thorough assessment of whether any specific change in circumstances is likely to justify approval of a modification by the court
• Clear guidance on the steps and costs associated with pursuing — or defending against — a modification of orders
• Sensitivity to difficult, potentially volatile situations that may call for a change in child custody — such as suspected abuse or neglect of a child, either parent’s substance abuse or parental alienation
• Extensive knowledge of strategies for presenting our clients in the best possible light, often through collaboration with psychiatrists, social workers and other professionals

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Waiting to seek a formal child support modification when you cannot make payments can be disastrous for your financial future. Failure to act when your children are suffering can have far more severe consequences. To discuss your needs and concerns with a Fort Worth lawyer who will work as a team with you to find the best solutions, call (817) 241-3328 or email our law firm right now.