Reallocation of Parental Rights in Columbus, Ohio

Changing Your Divorce Agreement- Divorce is Forever, A Divorce Agreement does not have to be.

When you divorced, you entered into a legally binding agreement that would control your future, your property and your relationship with your children. The decisions reached about custody and support were based on the circumstances that existed at the time of the termination of the marriage.  Circumstances change. and the best solution at the time of your divorce may no longer fit your life.  It is for that reason that a reallocation of parental rights and responsibilities is now necessary.  

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Your Ex is Not Following the Court Order and therefore is Not Playing by the Rules

A reallocation is necessary because change has occurred

Things to consider:

• Steps to take
• Record Keeping
• Documentation
• Pattern of behavior
• Change in employment
• Change in marital status
• Changes with your ex-spouse
  • Remarried
  • Additional Children
  • New Job
  • Relocation 
  • Income change
  • Hostile environment 
  • Age of your children