Post Resolution Modification
Post Resolution Modification
If you are considering modifying your divorce agreement, child custody arrangement, or child support arrangement in Florida, you need to know what process to follow. In this blog post, we will discuss the process for family law modifications in Florida. Keep in mind that family law modifications can be complex, and it is often a good idea to speak with a family attorney before moving forward. There are different types of family law modifications that can be made in Florida, and you will need a family lawyer to help you modify your arrangements.
The Basics of Post-Resolution Modifications in Florida
There are three types of family law modifications that can be made in Florida — divorce agreements, child custody arrangements, and child support arrangements. Each type of modification has its own process that must be followed.
If you want to modify your divorce agreement, you will need to file a petition with the court. The court will then review your petition and decide whether to grant the modification. If you want to modify your child custody arrangement, you will need to file a motion with the court. The court will then review your motion and decide whether to grant the modification. If you want to modify your child support arrangement, you will need to file a notice with the court. The court will then review your notice and decide whether to grant the modification.
Alternatives to Going to Court
There are alternative options for making family law modifications outside of court. You can always try to reach an agreement with the other party without going to court. If you are able to reach an agreement, you can then file a stipulation with the court. The court will review your stipulation and decide whether to grant the modification.
Family law mediation is another alternative option for making family law modifications. In mediation, you and the other party will meet with a mediator to try to reach an agreement. If you are able to reach an agreement, you can then file a mediation agreement with the court. The court will review your mediation agreement and decide whether to grant the modification.
How Anthony J. Diaz Can Help
Family law attorneys can help families through the mediation process in a number of ways. First, they can help their clients understand the law and what to expect from the mediation process. Second, they will help their clients prepare for mediation by gathering all of the necessary documents and evidence. Finally, family law attorneys can represent their clients during mediation and help them negotiate an agreement that is in their best interests.
The law offices of Anthony J. Diaz pride themselves on being peacemakers for spouses and their children, embodying the notion that any decision made in a family conflict should maintain the best interest of the child as the central focus.
For years, the attorneys at The Law Firm of Anthony J. Diaz have been helping spouses Orlando and throughout Florida as they navigate the process involved in mediation. Contact Anthony Diaz and The Law Firm of Anthony J. Diaz today for expert insight and consultation on your case.