Modifications to a divorce decree can be requested at any time, but we ask that those requests be brought to our attention before any filings are made. We work with clients to adjust child support, custody and alimony agreements, and we can make changes when one or both spouses remarry. We also help spouses make changes to their divorce decree if they must move or a child wants to change homes. These things need to be on the record so that the court can monitor them. This protects both parties who are attempting to abide by the divorce decree.nnIf one spouse believes that the divorce decree has been ineffective, we may petition the court to change the decree. We are also willing to work with divorcing spouses who believe that their ex-spouse should be ordered to pay bulk child support that is delinquent, bulk alimony, or other monies that are required.nnIdeally, both parties will agree to and abide by all the terms of a divorce decree. That may not be possible in all cases, and that is why we can help with modifications when needed.