Post Divorce Modification & Enforcement

Adjusting Agreements as Life Changes

Divorce agreements are designed to provide stability, but life doesn’t stand still. Changes in employment, relocation, or evolving needs of children can make existing custody, support, or parenting arrangements inapplicable or impractical. At Crouss Law, we help clients update and enforce court orders so that agreements remain fair, functional, and aligned with current circumstances.

When Modifications Are Needed

A modification may be necessary when there has been a significant change in circumstances. This could include:

• A parent’s change in income or employment
• A move that affects custody or parenting time
• Shifts in a child’s educational or medical needs
• Adjustments in spousal support obligations

Our team works with clients to evaluate whether modification is appropriate and to guide them through the legal steps required to seek updated court approval.

Enforcing Court Orders

When one party does not comply with a divorce agreement, enforcement may be necessary. This can involve missed child support or alimony payments, failure to follow custody schedules, or other violations of court orders. We assist clients in pursuing enforcement actions through contempt with the goal of resolving matters quickly, respectfully, and in the best interests of the family.

Keeping Your Agreement Fair & Effective

At Crouss Law, we believe divorce agreements should evolve as families do. If your circumstances have changed or obligations are not being met, we are here to help you protect your rights and maintain stability. Contact us today to schedule a consultation and learn how we can support you through the process.