Lawyers Modifying And Enforcing Your Divorce Order
Receiving a divorce decree does not mean the orders can never be altered. At the Law Offices of Meridith A. Gregory, LLC, our representation lasts beyond the divorce process itself. We form long-term collaborative relationships with our family law clients, ensuring the agreements and arrangements codified in their divorce are being followed and are still adequate for their current circumstances.
Our attorneys have litigated various complex divorces, including the modification and enforcement of prior orders. Based in North Andover, we share our time and counsel equally between Massachusetts and New Hampshire clients. Our team is equally familiar with the legal systems in place in both jurisdictions, including for clients who may cross state borders regularly.
Your Divorce Agreement Should Change With Your Living Situation
Over time you may find that your divorce terms are no longer relevant or workable. If your ex-spouse gets a considerable raise, or if you become disabled and unable to work, one of our firm’s lawyers may petition the court to modify the terms of your child support or alimony order. If the other party is found to be abusing drugs or making poor decisions, you could petition for a change in your custody agreement so you can ensure your child’s safety.
No matter what the circumstance, we offer candid counsel to evaluate whether or not you may be entitled to a modification, and we will vigorously fight on your behalf until your agreement better reflects your current reality.
Ensuring The Other Party Follows Through On Their Promises
An attorney is invaluable not only to secure a favorable agreement, but also to hold the other party accountable.
If your ex-spouse refuses to comply with the terms of an agreement, such as stopping or changing their payment of child support, you can hold them in contempt and fight for the financial support you were previously awarded. We stand beside our clients for the life of their divorce agreement, including enforcement as your family dynamics evolve.
Align Your Divorce Orders With Your Current Needs
If you need a modification of a divorce order, or if the other party is failing to uphold their end of the agreement, contact our firm immediately to discuss your options. We offer free initial consultations. Call one of our offices at 978-655-4787 or 978-655-4787 today to schedule your appointment, or email the firm to get started.