If you and your spouse agree, you’re free to make changes. Terms and provisions included in divorce decrees are often subject to modification. If you and your spouse don’t want to implement the changes formally, you can do it on your own without any memorialized document.  However, to change divorce provisions formally, a Consent Order signed by both parties with your Millville divorce lawyer is recommended. Then the Order is sent to the judge who signs and files the document, officially enforcing the changes. Examples of a change in a divorce decree include situations such as changing a visitation schedule between one parent and a child, or fluctuating pick-up and drop-off times between the family. In this case, you aren’t required to go back to Court to make this change, if you’re both in agreement.