Modifications, Enforcement Actions and Family Law Appeals
There are numerous laws in place to account for the vast array of changes that can occur after a divorce or dissolution of marriage. After all, almost every aspect of a divorce decree is a stipulation about the future, and nothing about our future is absolutely certain. Whether or not we represented you in your divorce, you can contact us to discuss your likelihood of success in post-decree litigation.
Changing Custody — Changing Support — Enforcing Court Orders
Our experienced Akron, Ohio, area family law attorneys are intensely familiar with the requirements and procedures for:
- Modifications of child custody — an action that requires proof of a significant change in circumstances and a strong case that the change is in the child's best interest
- Modifications of other orders, such as those for child support, visitation or spousal support
- Enforcement of court orders when one spouse fails to comply with some aspect of the dissolution decree — such as payment of support or surrendering marital property as stipulated
Attorney Mora Lowry's considerable experience as a mediator and guardian ad litem is a strong asset in assessing and pursuing your case for a custody modification or other post-decree litigation action.
Divorce Orders and Other Family Law Decisions are Subject to Appeal
You may also need the services of a top-notch lawyer if you believe some aspect of your divorce outcome is unjust or unconstitutional. Attorney Randal A. Lowry has been involved in several landmark cases heard in a court of appeals — involving issues such as business valuations, premarital assets, and division of retirement accounts.
If your northeast Ohio divorce ended disastrously for you due to an extremely unfair order, or circumstances have changed substantially for you or your ex-spouse, we may be able to help. Please contact our office today to discuss your specific situation.
