# Post-Decree Modifications

*Published:* 2022-01-24
*Author:* Glenn Jimerson

Life Changes. So Should Your Court Orders.
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**Post-Decree Modifications** aren’t just legal paperwork—they’re a way to realign your family’s legal framework with today’s reality. Whether it’s a job loss, a relocation, or a shift in parenting dynamics, life doesn’t always follow the script written in your original court decree.

At Jaburg Wilk, we help clients revisit and revise family court orders—efficiently and effectively.

### When to Consider a Post-Decree Modification

After a family court decree is entered—whether for divorce, paternity, child custody, or support—circumstances often evolve:

- A significant change in income—up or down.
- A new agreement between co-parents that better suits their schedules.
- One party failing to meet their court-ordered obligations.
- A parent’s request to relocate with a child to a different city or state.

These are the moments when a post-decree modification isn’t just helpful—it’s necessary.

### What We Help Modify

Our experienced family law attorneys have guided hundreds of Arizona clients through post-decree modifications, including:

- **Legal Decision-Making Authority** – Adjusting who makes major decisions for your child.
- **Parenting Time Plans** – Changing custody schedules to reflect current realities.
- **Child Support Orders** – Increasing or reducing payments based on new financial circumstances.
- **Spousal Maintenance** – Modifying the amount or duration of alimony.
- **Relocation Requests** – Advocating for or against parental relocation with children.



### Why Choose Jaburg Wilk?

We bring deep legal knowledge, tactical precision, and compassionate advocacy to every case. With decades of family law experience, our attorneys understand that modifying a court order is about more than paperwork—it’s about protecting your future.

**Need to update your family court decree?**  
[Contact us today](/contact) to schedule a consultation with a post-decree modification attorney.