Reasons for seeking post-judgment modifications in a divorce after a judgment has been finalized typically revolve around child-related matters, such as child custody and child support. This makes up the vast majority of any post-judgment because the court still has jurisdiction.nnFinal judgments serve the purpose of clearly and definitively terminating rights, aiming for clarity and precision in their determinations. Typically, any return to court post-final judgment is primarily for enforcement purposes. There's generally little that brings you back to court after the divorce's final judgment. I often advise my clients, particularly those with young children, that failing to establish an amicable relationship with their soon-to-be ex-spouse may result in ongoing court involvement until the child reaches adulthood.