Most types of alimony awards may be modified or terminated if there has been
a substantial change in circumstances since the final judgment was originally ordered.
Georgia permits a review at any time if the other parent informs the court about
a substantial change in circumstances since the court issued the previous support order.
Typically, demonstrating
a substantial change in circumstances since the decree was established is all that is necessary, and the court will likely consider cohabitation as a substantial change, depending on the circumstances.
If there has been
a substantial change in circumstances since the original custody order was issued, either parent may return to the court that issued the order and ask for a modification.
Has there been
a substantial change in circumstances since the original child custody order was filed?
If they can not show the court that there has been
a substantial change in circumstances since the initial custody order was entered the court will not grant their request for a custody hearing.
You must show that it is in the child's best interest to modify the order, and demonstrate a significant or
substantial change in circumstances since the original order was made.
Most types of alimony awards may be modified or terminated if there has been
a substantial change in circumstances since the final judgment was originally ordered.
Not exact matches
In this case, both the marriage and the fact that nine years have passed since the original order constitute a substantial change in circumstance
In this case, both the marriage and the fact that nine years have passed
since the original order constitute a
substantial change in circumstance
in circumstances.
The defendants argued that leave should be denied
since the well - established test required the plaintiff to prove a
substantial or unexpected
change in circumstances since the action was set down for trial.
The Arizona court of appeals ruled that a modification of spousal maintenance may be granted whenever it is shown a
substantial and continuing
change in circumstances has occurred
since the entry of the initial award of spousal maintenance.
Barring a successful appeal from the order of child custody and parenting arrangements a spouse seeking to vary an order must show a
substantial change in the conditions means and
circumstances of the parents or the child has occurred
since the last Order which if known at the time of the last order would have led to a different result.
The move or removal will result
in a
substantial change of
circumstances since the entry of the last order affecting legal custody or the last order substantially affecting physical placement.
This would involve returning to court and showing that a
substantial change in circumstances has occurred
since the decree was issued.
The court will modify a custody order when one parent establishes that there has been a «
substantial change in circumstances»
since the court issued the first order.
To successfully request a court - ordered
change in custody, the court must find that a
substantial change in circumstances has taken place
since the initial (or previous) custody determination was made.
Under state law, unless the parent can prove a «
substantial change in circumstances,» a parent can not request a modification unless at least two - and - a-half years have passed
since the court issued the existing order.
If the parties do not agree, the parent seeking modification needs to demonstrate to the court that a material and
substantial change in circumstances has occurred
since the date of the original order and that a modification is necessary to further the child's best interest.
After finalization, parents must wait 12 months from the date of adoption to request an amendment to their original adoption assistance agreement if they believe a
substantial change in circumstance has occurred
since the initial adoption assistance agreement was signed.
«Here, the record indicates that there was
in fact a
substantial and material
change in circumstances since the decree of divorce was entered.
A court will modify order if the requesting parent can prove that there has been a «material, unanticipated and
substantial change in circumstances»
since the initial time - sharing arrangement was ordered.
In order to modify either decision - making or parenting time, there must be a
substantial change of
circumstances that has occurred
since the most recent agreement or order was made.