Changes are inevitable. Children grow older, their needs change, and parents situations change. Modifying custody and support is a fact of life. It is important to understand how modifying current child custody and visitation arrangements can be accomplished. Often, this can be done by agreement or stipulation without a highly contested procedure. Having an attorney that understands how this works is important. And if your modification becomes contested you will want the right attorney by your side. Issues or questions that may arise include:

• How can I relocate?
• What school should my children attend?
• How will we pay for college?
• How can I prevent my spouse from relocating the children?
• At what age can my child decide when to visit with the other parent?
• How can I enforce a custody order when the other parent is refusing?