Domestic Relations Court is the setting for many different types of family law issues. It is common practice that a parent may need to modify child support, modify alimony, child visitation or enforcement of the Divorce Decree overtime. Joseph A. Ingram with Ingram Law LLC can help with any of these domestic relations issues that you are facing.
At Ingram Law LLC, my office will work efficiently and expeditiously to resolve your issues. Mr. Ingram respects your needs and concerns and we never take your needs for granted. Ingram Law LLC is available to provide modification services to your Divorce Decree as needed. Contact me now at 205-335-2640.
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- Why modify child support?
I encourage the custodial parent to consider reviewing child support every three to four years. The total income of both of the parties has probably increased due to cost of living raises. One or both parents may have changed jobs or has received a promotion that increases their income. The needs of the child or children may have increased as well. Many times as children mature, they will become involved in extracurricular activities that require more financial support. It is reasonable to modify child support based upon the increased expenses of the activities.
- Why modify child support?
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- Why modify alimony?
Generally, a person may want to modify alimony if their income has materially decreased. The one paying alimony may not be able to continue the current alimony payments as they are set out in a Divorce Decree. The person requesting the modification of alimony has the burden of proof to show the court that the modification is necessary and reasonable. Also, a termination of alimony may be warranted if the one receiving the alimony is cohabitating or living with another person. The termination of alimony is required by statute in these cases.
- Why modify alimony?
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- Why modify visitation?
It is not unusual as children become teenagers and are involved in more extracurricular activities, that the visitation schedule may need to be revisited or modified for all the parties that are involved. The parties may live further apart and may need to revisit the issue of how much visitation and work out a neutral location for dropping of the child.
- Why modify visitation?
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- Why Should I try to enforce the Divorce Decree?
There are instances when one parent may refuse to allow visitation. Sometimes a parent may not pay child support as required. One parent may not pay their share of the medical bills. In all of these situations, Ingram Law LLC is available to help you enforce your Divorce Decree.
- Why Should I try to enforce the Divorce Decree?
Ingram Law LLC will represent you in any Rule Nisi, Contempt of Court proceeding in any county in the State of Alabama. Contact me now at 205-335-2640.
Choosing an Alabama Divorce Attorney
Choosing a qualified Alabama family law attorney is an important decision. Ingram Law LLC frequently handles cases in every county in the State of Alabama. Joseph A. Ingram is available to handle cases in other jurisdictions in Alabama as well. Joseph A. Ingram with Ingram Law LLC has the experience and knowledge in family law to develop the most advantageous and beneficial legal strategies for your case.
Mr. Ingram offers a confidential consultation to answer your family law questions. Call to speak with attorney Joseph A. Ingram with Ingram Law LLC today at 205-335-2640 or contact me online to schedule an initial consultation to discuss your case.
My office is located at 3 Office Park Circle Suite 230, Birmingham, AL 35223.