Family Law Enforcement And Modification Lawyers In Bloomington

Family law orders that address custody, child support and alimony are not necessarily set in stone. When life changes, it may become necessary to seek modifications of existing orders. Likewise, when one party is failing to comply with the terms of an existing family law order, it might be time to take legal action. At Ogar & Miller, we can help.

Our firm has deep roots in the Bloomington area, and we are proud to be a trusted name in Illinois family law. With four decades of collective experience, our enforcement and modification lawyers understand the nuances of these cases. We are known for our compassionate approach to helping families through challenging times.

Types Of Modification And Enforcement Cases We Handle

We handle a variety of modification and enforcement cases, including:

• Child custody, parenting time, including relocation requests
• Child support
• Alimony/spousal maintenance
• Other family law court orders

Our in-depth knowledge of Illinois family law equips us well to address and overcome any hurdles that arise in these cases.

Tackling Challenges In Modification Cases

Modifying existing family law orders in Illinois requires meeting specific legal standards. You must typically demonstrate a substantial change in circumstances to justify the modification of the existing order. Our family law and divorce lawyers are skilled in presenting clear evidence and crafting persuasive arguments to support your case.

We aim to resolve cases amicably through negotiation and mediation, whenever possible. These methods often provide more control over the outcome for all parties involved. However, our family law attorneys are also fully prepared to represent you in court if litigation becomes the necessary path forward.

Enforcement Of Family Law Orders

When a court issues an order regarding custody, child support, alimony or other family law issues, compliance is not optional. Unfortunately, situations arise where one party may not adhere to the terms set by the court. In such cases, it may be necessary to seek court involvement.

We understand that enforcement issues can be stressful and emotionally taxing. We are here to help. We use a range of legal tools and strategies to enforce compliance, from filing motions for contempt to seeking wage garnishments or other court remedies. Our goal is to ensure that you receive the support and cooperation ordered by the court, allowing you to focus on what matters most – your family’s well-being.

Frequently Asked Questions About Enforcement And Modification

Below, you will find general guidance on common questions about modification and enforcement of family court orders. Please don’t hesitate to reach out for guidance specific to your situation.

When can I request a child support modification?

You can request a modification if there has been a substantial change in circumstances, such as a change in income or living arrangements.

How do I enforce a custody order?

Enforcement of a custody order typically involves filing a motion for contempt of court against the party who is failing to adhere to the custody arrangement. This legal action can lead to various remedies, including fines or changes to the custody agreement.

Can alimony orders be changed?

Generally, yes, alimony orders can be modified if there is a substantial change in financial circumstances – for example, a job change or remarriage. In some cases, the terms of the divorce decree will specify under what circumstances a modification is warranted.

Reach Out For Further Guidance On Modifications And Enforcement

At Ogar & Miller, we are committed to advocating for our clients’ rights in family law enforcement and modification cases. Whether you need help with alimony enforcement, a custody modification or another issue, you will find compassionate and effective legal representation at our firm. Our experienced team of family law attorneys is ready to guide you through the process and work toward a resolution that meets your needs.

Learn more by contacting us online or calling 309-590-5820 to arrange a consultation.