Minnesota Post-Divorce Modification Attorneys

Child Support Modification - Child Custody Modification

Is your spouse moving out of town?
Did you lose your job or take a substantial pay cut?
Is your spouses business suddenly thriving?
Did you uncover some hidden assets that were not mentioned in the divorce hearing?

The answers to these questions may entitle you to a post-divorce modification.

Our child support modification lawyers at Jensen, Mullen & McSweeney, PLLP assist men and women throughout the Twin Cities metro who seek a post-divorce decree modification based on a substantial change of circumstances.

We have extensive experience in the area of Minnesota child support modification proceedings. In addition, our goal is to provide you with the most cost-effective resolution of your modification issue.

Typically, post-divorce modifications center on child custody and parenting time issues, child support issues, or spousal support (alimony) issues.

Minnesota Child Custody Modification

If you need a child custody modification, our attorneys can assist you with requesting a change in child custody or parenting time (visitation). In order for a judge to modify child custody or parenting time, a significant change in circumstances must be shown.

Minnesota family law courts typically look at what is in the best interest of the child. Some significant changes of circumstances could include abusive behavior, moving out of state, drug and alcohol abuse, or other factors that could adversely affect your child.

If you believe there has been a significant change of circumstances with respect to child custody or visitation, please contact our child custody modification attorney.

Minnesota Child Support Modification

Our child support modification attorneys can assist you with requesting a change to child support obligations. In order to get a judge to modify child support, there must be a significant change of circumstances.

Minnesota family law courts may deem a significant increase or decrease in one parent's income as a significant change of circumstance warranting a child support modification.

If you believe there has been a significant change of circumstances with respect to your or your spouse's ability to pay child support, please contact our child support modification attorney.

Minnesota Spousal Maintenance Modification

Our spousal maintenance modification attorneys can assist you with requesting a change to spousal support obligations. In order to get a judge to modify spousal support, there must be a significant change of circumstances.

Minnesota family law courts may deem a significant increase or decrease in one parent's income, or an ability of the spouse receiving maintenance to be self-sufficient, as a significant change of circumstance warranting a spousal support, alimony, or spousal maintenance modification.

If you believe there has been a significant change of circumstances with respect to spousal maintenance, please contact our spousal maintenance modification attorney.