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Connecticut Support Obligations Are Modifiable: Pay Less or Receive More

Court-ordered child support or spousal support, also known as alimony, whether allocated or unallocated, is a serious matter. Sometimes situations change, such as employment, remarriage or relocation. If you are paying support, you may have the opportunity to lower or terminate these payments, for example, if the payee is earning more money or if you have taken pay reduction. If you are receiving support you may have the opportunity to increase your support. For example if the payor is earning more money. This is called a post-judgment modification.

The Prince Law Group, LLC can assist you with this modification procedure. Failure to meet the conditions of the court order may result in a charge of contempt. If contempt is found, then attorney fees are awarded. Be pro-active. If you have a change in employment and need to reduce your support payment call us now for a consultation. Know your rights. Wendy Prince is available to meet clients in the morning or evening often returning from New York City. We are within walking distance from the Stamford Transportation Center.

Many post-judgment modifications are negotiated by the parties, and a Post-Judgment Agreement is entered in court. Mediation is available to discuss the new situation and work out an agreement that best suits both parties. For example, lower monthly payments now and extend them out for a longer time period.

If you are seeking a post-judgment modification of child support or alimony in Connecticut, talk to an attorney at The Prince Law Group, LLC in Stamford. We practice strictly in all areas of Connecticut family law. We work aggressively to help our clients protect their rights and interests in contempt hearings and all other divorce and family law matters.

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From our offices in Stamford, we provide legal counsel for clients in family law courts in Fairfield County and communities throughout Southern Connecticut. Call us toll free at 203-653-8483 or contact us by e-mail to arrange an initial consultation with one of our experienced Stamford divorce contempt hearing lawyers.