After the Divorce — Then What?
Reconsideration/Appeal - If the Court failed to properly apply the law in your case a Motion to Reconsider or an Appeal may be necessary.
Modification - Even though your divorce is final any order pertaining to a child, such as custody visitation and child support may be modified.
Enforcement - If the opposing party in your case fails to act as ordered you can petition the Court to have them found in contempt and punished through the payment of attorney's fees and sometimes even jail time
Call About Any Issues Arising after Divorce
At the DuPage, Kane and Will County, Illinois Offices of Wakenight & Associates, P.C., our lawyers help men and women with the issues that arise after a divorce is final. For a free initial phone consultation about any post-judgment modification, contact an attorney by calling toll-free at 888-852-2670 or locally at 630-282-4264.
The court can get involved even after the divorce is finalized.
Examples of Post-Judgment Modifications
Our attorneys handle all types of post-judgment matters. These include the following:
- Helping clients enforce child support, alimony and visitation orders
- Defending against enforcement motions regarding child support, alimony and visitation
- Petitioning to modify a support, custody or visitation order
- Defending against a petition to modify orders
- Petitioning to remove a child from the state
- Defending against a removal petition
- Filing or defending Motions to Reconsider and Appeals
Our attorneys will file the appropriate motions and petitions to accomplish their clients' goals.
Contact a Knowledgeable Family Law Attorney
For advice on issues related to modifying or enforcing an order for custody, support or visitation, contact an attorney at Wakenight & Associates, P.C. Call us toll-free at 888-852-2670 or locally at 630-282-4264 for a free telephone conversation with a lawyer at our Lombard, Lisle, St. Charles, Mokena or Joliet office.
