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If you or your family has already been to court and the court issued an order, then the parties could have the option of modifying the terms of the court order. For example, a court may issue an order for child support, spousal support, parenting time, etc.
The Court Could Modify:
Changes of Circumstances Could Include
Whether you are looking to change the terms of your current court order or you want to keep the terms the same, but the other party has filed to modify the court order, it is important to hire a lawyer for the best results. Our family law specialist can assist you in this matter. We handle all issues relating to Modification of Court Orders and Domestic Relations in Portage and Summit Counties, OH.
Contact us at 330-296-8000 (Ravenna Office) and 330-686-2890 (Stow Office) to book your phone or in-person case review.
I loved working with Heather. I was going through a divorce after a thirty-year marriage and I was scared and confused. I initially was working with a different lawyer at a different firm, she was scattered and never got back to me when I had questions. Someone referred me to Heather Dyer and from the first conversation, I felt safe and heard. She was there for me every step of the way, answering my questions in a logical, caring way. I love the way she gets things done and doesn’t mess around dragging things out. When I had to have meetings with my ex-husband and his lawyer she impressed me with her strength and knowledge. She was there for me. I would recommend Heather to everyone I care about.
And in the future, if I ever need advice, she is the one I will turn to.
– Caroline Kilbane
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