Order Modifications
Family Law
Family Law
Order Modifications
Life changes. When it does, Trey Loftin helps clients modify custody, support, and visitation orders to reflect new circumstances.
Modifying Family Court Orders in Texas
Texas family court orders are not permanent. When circumstances change materially and substantially, courts can modify custody, support, and visitation orders to reflect the new reality. The key is demonstrating that the change in circumstances is significant enough to warrant a modification.
Custody Modifications
A significant change in a parent's circumstances, the child's needs, or the child's preferences (if old enough) can justify modifying a conservatorship order.
Support Modifications
A material change in either parent's income — job loss, promotion, new employment — can justify modifying a child support order.
Visitation Modifications
Changes in work schedules, relocation, or the child's activities can warrant modifying a possession and access schedule.
Emergency Modifications
When a child is in immediate danger, Texas courts can issue emergency temporary orders to protect the child while the full modification is pending.
Need to Modify a Court Order?
Circumstances change. Your court order can too. Call Trey Loftin today for a free, confidential consultation about modifying your family court order.
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