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Changing Your Child Custody Arrangement

Your court-ordered child custody arrangement is not set in stone. However, there are just a few circumstances where you will be able to change it. Some changes are virtually automatically considered a substantial change in circumstances. If you are considering requesting a change to your child custody arrangement, speak to a family law lawyer in Fort Lauderdale Gustavo E. Frances at Law Offices of Gustavo E. Frances to explore your options.<br>

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Changing Your Child Custody Arrangement

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  1. Changing Your Child Custody Arrangement

  2. Your court-ordered child custody arrangement is not set in stone. However, there are just a few circumstances where you will be able to change it. A Florida child custody attorney will be able to help you present your situation and rationale for the requested change in the best light possible.

  3. Reasons You Can Change Your Child Custody in Florida Child custody modifications should always be viewed under whether it is in the child’s best interest to make a custody change. You can generally modify your child custody order based on three circumstances. ● Both parents agree to change the parenting plan ● You have filed a protective order ● There has been a substantial change in circumstances

  4. Exploring “Substantial Change in Circumstances” Some changes are virtually automatically considered a substantial change in circumstances. If you are considering requesting a change to your child custody arrangement, speak to a Fort Lauderdale family law attorney Gustavo E. Frances at Law Offices of Gustavo E. Frances to explore your options.

  5. Contact Address: 200 SE 6th St, #402 Fort Lauderdale, FL 33301 Phone: 954-297-6546 Website: www.lauderdaledefense.com/Contact.shtml

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