As essential as it is to work through the divorce process with experienced legal counsel on your side, even the most carefully negotiated settlement or litigated outcome cannot anticipate the many life changes that will occur in the years that follow.
Have Your Financial or Family Circumstances Changed Materially?
On behalf of clients across the spectrum of life in the Boston metro area, family law attorneys at our firm direct a substantial amount of our professional energies toward obtaining post-divorce modifications of orders for:
- Child support — when necessary due to a material change in financial circumstances for either parent or a similarly substantial change in the needs of the children
- Child custody and visitation — often driven by a custodial parent's desire to move away and relocate children or recognition that the current living arrangement no longer supports and protects children's best interests
- Alimony — especially in light of the enactment of the Massachusetts Alimony Reform Act of 2011, which changed judicial guidelines substantially has created an understandable flurry of activity for people who believe they are paying too much for too long or deserve greater spousal support
Lawyers for Massachusetts Child Support, Alimony and Other Modifications — Including Complex, Disputed Cases
Thorough upfront analysis is at the heart of the duty of a Boston child visitation modifications lawyer or one evaluating any other potential post-divorce modification.
In addition to clear strength in litigation and negotiation, we have built our firm's reputation on integrity with our clients and in the broad legal community. Consequently, you can depend on family law attorneys Helen Holcomb and Jaime Zambrana for insightful, forthright guidance on the strength of your case for a modification and the likely outcome in a Boston-area court.
Our experience extends to relatively clear-cut financial changes related to job loss, career advancement and business success or failure as well as cases requiring serious investigation and analysis — such as those involving child removal/relocation or allegations of domestic violence or abuse that justify a change in custody or visitation.
If you believe a material change in circumstances supports your need for a post-divorce modification, we encourage you to contact us today at Cunha & Holcomb, P.C., a longstanding boutique firm based at 1 State Street in the heart of downtown Boston.
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