Portland Child Support Modification Attorney
Helping Modify Divorce Decrees
Certain aspects of a finalized divorce settlement are not necessarily final. Substantial life changes in employment or health may make it necessary to make changes to the divorce decree. At the law firm of DeBast, McFarland & Richardson, LLP, our Portland child support modification lawyers help clients who need to seek changes to their divorce agreement.
Certain aspects of your divorce may only reflect your current financial or professional situation. Things can change in an instant. When that happens, contact our Oregon family law attorneys online or call 503-297-9600 to schedule a meeting to discuss your situation.
When Circumstances Change
The current state of the economy has resulted in a financial downturn for many families. This may require a change in alimony or child support payments. Making payments while out of work or ill can be financially devastating. Meanwhile, receiving payments that are less than what they have been can be terrifying. At DeBast, McFarland & Richardson, LLP, our Portland divorce lawyers will work hard to help you resolve these potentially contentious issues.
Personalized Service and Candid Communication
We treat every post-divorce modification case individually. We will clearly communicate your options and inform you of the potential impact to your ex-spouse. We will identify the relevant issues, whether it is the loss of a job, a medical problem, or children becoming adults.
Merely wanting to pay less is not a valid reason to seek a divorce decree modification. However, a substantial change in circumstances may be. We can help you move forward with the best strategy to meet your needs. Financial support should never be a burden, nor should it cause a lot of stress.
Call for a Consultation With an Oregon Lawyer Who Can Help Change Alimony Payments
When your life changes, the terms of your divorce decree should change as well. Contact our Portland child support modification attorneys online or call 503-297-9600 to arrange for an initial consultation to discuss your situation.