A divorce decree can sometimes be modified when there's been a substantial, material change in circumstances that wasn't foreseeable at the time of the divorce.
If your situation has changed, we can advise whether a modification is possible.
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When can a divorce decree be modified?
When there's been a substantial, material change in circumstances that wasn't foreseeable at the time of the original order.
What can be modified?
Things like custody, parent-time, child support, and sometimes alimony — if the change-in-circumstances standard is met.
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