Modifications Law Services
Life changes — and your court order should reflect that. Whether you’re dealing with a new job, a relocation, or changes in your child’s needs, Tyler Family Law, LLC can help you pursue or defend a modification of custody, child support, or alimony.
What Is Modification Law?
Modification law allows a parent or former spouse to request changes to an existing family court order when a substantial change in circumstances has occurred. In Georgia, this can apply to:
- Child Custody
- Visitation / Parenting Time
- Child Support
- Spousal Support (Alimony)
These changes must be legally filed and approved by a judge — even if both parties agree. Without court approval, informal agreements are not enforceable.
Common Reasons for Seeking a Modification
- A parent’s job loss or significant income change
- One parent relocating or changing schedules
- A child’s evolving needs due to age, school, or health
- Violation of the current court order by the other party
- A parent’s new relationship or changes in home environment
- Concerns for the child’s physical, emotional, or academic well-being
We Handle the Following Types of Modifications:
- Child Custody Modifications
- Child Support Modifications
- Alimony (Spousal Support) Modifications
- Visitation Adjustments
- Defense Against Unjustified Modification Requests
Why Work With Tyler Family Law?
Contact Us
Whether you’re facing a family law challenge or just need some guidance, we’re here to help. Let’s work together to find the best solution for you and your loved ones.
Ready to Update Your Court Order?
If your circumstances have changed, or if your current order no longer works for your family, Tyler Family Law is here to help. Let’s talk about your options and build a plan that fits your future.
