
When a divorce is finalized, the decisions that are made are intended to be permanent. However, there may be some cases when a divorce decree may be modified, especially if it contains provisions that affect the parties’ ongoing financial situation or their relationships with their children. When addressing post-decree matters, divorced spouses should be sure to understand the types of changes that can be made and the circumstances that may warrant a modification.
Terms of a Divorce Decree That May Be Modified
After a couple’s marriage has been legally dissolved, an ex-spouse usually will not be able to request
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