San Antonio Armed Forces Divorce Modification

San Antonio Military Post-Divorce Modification Lawyer

Family law issues often arise even after a divorce. An individual’s situation may change; for example, their income may change or they may relocate, which is especially common with military personnel.

Military divorce and family law attorney Jamie Graham, founder of the San Antonio law firm the Law Offices of Jamie L. Graham, has more than nine years of experience as a lawyer helping individuals resolve family law issues.

Our practice is devoted exclusively to family law and divorce, with a substantial part of our practice being devoted to military divorce. Our focus means you can rely on the information we provide and the advice we render.

For additional information about us and our qualifications, visit our Benefits of Retaining the Law Offices of Jamie L. Graham page.

Knowledgeable San Antonio, Texas Post-Divorce Modification Lawyer

We have extensive experience handling post-divorce modifications for men and women in the military, including matters involving the following:

• Child custody modification: As an experienced child custody modification lawyer, Ms. Graham is prepared to handle your request to modify child custody. Please be mindful that the courts typically will act in the way they perceive to be in the best interest of the child. Therefore, if circumstances have changed and your child’s best interest calls for a change of custody, we can help you. We also defend parents when a former spouse requests a change in custody.
• Visitation modification: One of the most common post-divorce modification requests is for changes in the visitation schedule. This is especially true for people in the military who relocate or receive a temporary or permanent change of station. It also commonly occurs when a parent has a significant change in their work schedule. Courts generally believe that the best interest of the child involves meaningful contact with both parents. We can help you obtain a modification of your visitation schedule.
• Child support modification: A request to modify child support is not retroactive; you need to make the request before your child support obligations will change. The court requires a demonstration of a significant change in circumstances to modify child support. Situations that might justify modification of child support include a significant change in income (increase or decrease) or loss of a job.

Contact an Experienced San Antonio Modification Lawyer

For additional information about post-divorce modifications, including modifications involving military personnel, or to discuss your specific situation in confidence with an experienced military divorce lawyer and Texas family law attorney, call us at (210) 308-6448, or if you prefer, fill out our intake form on our Contact a San Antonio Military Divorce Lawyer page and we will contact you.

Peace of Mind Comes from Knowing You Have a Competent Attorney Who Is Always Acting in Your Best Interest – the Law Offices of Jamie L. Graham