Trusted Guides For Complex Family Matters
Enforcing or Modifying Court Orders and Marital Settlement Agreements
Court orders and Marital Settlement Agreements are meant to bring stability, but sometimes they no longer reflect your needs or the realities of your current circumstances. Illinois law allows for such "post-decree modification" when there has been a substantial change in circumstances —such as a shift in income, relocation, or evolving parenting needs.
At CAMERLINGO PARKS, we help clients determine whether a modification is appropriate and guide them through the process, whether pursuing or defending a request for change. We also assist when a party fails to follow an existing order or agreement and enforcement becomes necessary.
Post-Decree Modifications
We regularly represent clients in matters involving:
- Enforcing court orders related to support and/or parenting time
- Increasing or decreasing child support
- Modifying parenting schedules (including holidays and vacations)
- Terminating child support or spousal maintenance
- Adjusting parental responsibilities
- Relocating children to another state
Whenever possible, we encourage practical resolutions. But when disputes cannot be resolved - or when your rights are at risk - we are experienced litigators prepared to advocate for you in court. Our firm also handles appeals of adverse decisions.
Skilled Advocacy For Family Law Disputes
If you need to revisit child support or parenting arrangements because of a change in circumstances, contact our office today at office@camerlingoparks.com to schedule your consultation.
