Modifying a Judgment of Divorce or Mediation Agreement
Mediation agreements are incorporated into a Judgment of Divorce and cover issues such as child custody, child support, spousal support, and division and disposal of property and assets. Mediation agreements, like divorce judgments, are written with certain assumptions about the future. Unforeseen circumstances may arise, however, that cause one or both parties to request a change to a divorce judgment or mediation agreement. These issues may include:
- Substantial changes in income
- Relocation of one or both parties
- Parenting time schedules
- Other unforeseen circumstances
Changes Affecting Children
The most sensitive details in any divorce are those related to children. Many times, the terms of a divorce judgment or mediation agreement need adjustment as children grow older and circumstances for both households change. Children may become involved in extracurricular activities and parenting time schedules may need to be modified. One or both parties may relocate, resulting in the need for children to change schools. One or both parties may change jobs, causing a change in work schedules. Whatever the post-divorce dispute, Rizer Mediation brings the neutrality and guided communication needed to help parents reach an agreement that best meets their needs and the needs of their children.
We Can Help With Post Divorce Mediation
If you find yourself in a situation where you feel your divorce or mediation agreement needs to be modified, Rizer Mediation can help. Call (248) 705-3663 or email us at [email protected].