Sentences with phrase «accommodate changes in circumstances»

California law allows a person who filed a divorce petition, called a «petitioner,» to amend that petition to accommodate a change in circumstances or to correct information that was originally included or omitted by mistake.

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when, in fact, a particular cultural configuration of Catholicism is undergoing change as it accommodates, in accord with venerable tradition, a new cultural circumstance.

This was overcome, however, by devising a variety of methods of interpretation to accommodate the text to the changing circumstances in which people lived.

Many dog owners own multiple leashes in order to accommodate the needs of different dogs and to adapt to changing circumstances, including the seasons.

If you have been out of work for a significant period of time due to accident, illness, injury, or disability of any kind, you may also be eligible to change your child support order in order to accommodate your present circumstances.

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Many things change for a child in these circumstances — their parents no longer live together, the child may need to move house too, and daily or weekly routines will also change to accommodate the new living arrangements.

Recognizing the need to accommodate for a change in circumstances, California allows divorcing parties to amend their paperwork before the marriage is terminated.