When Circumstances Change, Update Your Visitation Order
You received your visitation order years ago. Your kids were younger then and now they may have different needs and wishes when it comes to their schedules. An experienced lawyer can help you get your visitation order changed.
If you have an outdated visitation order in Houston, Texas, we can help. At the Law Office of Marlene Dancer Adams, we have 30 years of experience in divorce and family law, including visitation and parenting plans, and we can help. Contact us online or call locally at 713-529-2501, or toll free at 888-820-0846, today.
Reasons for Modifying a Visitation Order
There are many reasons for changing and updating your visitation order:
- Relationships change: Sometimes as a child ages, the child grows closer to one of the parents and wants more time with that parent.
- Kids getting older: When the kids start becoming a little more independent, they can stay away from their main residence longer, so they can spend more extended time with the non-custodial parent.
- Mother's or father's rights need to be addressed: Often one of the parents feels that they are entitled to more time with their children.
- Job change: If a parent gets different work, sometimes the hours or the location changes enough to want to change the visitation rules.
Whatever your reason, we can help you get your visitation order changed.
Assisting You With Post-Divorce Modifications
When both parties agree, the court will honor any reasonable changes that you both sign. We can help you and your ex-spouse reach an agreement that will benefit you and your children, and we can also draft and file the paperwork with the court.
When the parties do not agree, there is a more formal court process. We can represent you in this process and make sure your interests are heard regarding your children.
Modify Your Visitation Order Today ∙ Contact Marlene Dancer Adams
We have 30 years of experience with visitation issues. Call our Houston, Texas, office or contact us online to get help modifying your visitation order. When you call our office, you work with an attorney at every stage of your case, ensuring you the best representation possible.
