Questions About Parenting After Your Divorce? Contact Our Indiana Family Attorney
The parenting plan established in a divorce is not necessarily final. Changes in living situation, employment, and more make it quite common for ex-spouses to need to revisit the terms of the parenting plan, custody, and support terms.
No matter what is causing it, if you find you need to renegotiate the terms of your Indiana divorce settlement, the experienced law firm of Beverly S. Peters and Associates is ready to assist you. Serving Indiana families for decades, we offer quality, experience, and knowledge of family law to to our clients. We’ll discuss with you the options of resolving issues through negotiations, or if need be, in court.
How to Get Through Parenting Disagreements in Post-Divorce
Attorney Peters and her associates know that situations change, and an original divorce agreement may no longer be best serving your needs or the needs of your children. Many times, there is a change in employment or finances, child-care issues need to be re-addressed, or a living situation changes. Sometimes, more drastic things happen, such as an accident or life-changing disability occurred. Terms may need to be renegotiated for reasons such as the following:
- Child support is not being paid in full
- Increased or new education costs for children
- Employment changes, such as retirement or loss of job
- Financial changes, loss or gain in incomes
- Child custody/visitation issues
- Remarriage
Parenting with an ex-spouse after divorce is not always easy. Rehashing the past by reviewing the terms of a divorce can be an emotional and stressful process. But with experienced and compassionate legal guidance, the process can move efficiently and as pain-free as possible. With years of experience in all areas of family law, attorney Beverly S. Peters and her associates can provide you with qualified and knowledgeable legal guidance. We always strive for our client’s best outcome in post-divorce negotiations.
Contact Our Indiana Family and Divorce Law Firm
Please contact our office for your initial consultation regarding your post-divorce legal issues. We will discuss your situation and help you find a solution that best suits your needs. You may contact us at (574) 293-5672.
