Family Law Attorney in New Jersey
Enforcement and Modification of Final Divorce Orders — Over 25 Years of Experience
If your divorce is finalized, but your ex-spouse is not complying with the terms of your divorce order, you want an experienced lawyer to help you take the appropriate legal action to protect your interests. Likewise, if circumstances have changed and the custody, visitation or support that you agreed to or ordered to follow is no longer workable, you want an attorney who will take the time to listen carefully to your concerns and help you find solutions that meet your individualized needs.
At the Law Offices of Gary Blaustein, Esq., we bring over 25 years of experience to men and women throughout Northern and Central New Jersey, including Somerset County, Hunterdon County and Union County who have family law concerns, including people involved in proceedings to enforce or modify existing divorce orders. Our experience has shown us that every client has a unique legal situation with unique needs and objectives. We tailor our representation to help you accomplish your specific goals. Contact our office or call us in Bedminster at 908-741-4185 or in Union at 908-364-2467.
Helping You Enforce a Divorce Order
If your divorce is finalized, but your ex-spouse refuses to comply with the divorce decree, either by failing to pay child support or alimony as ordered or by refusing custody or visitation, we can help you take the appropriate legal actions to enforce the court's order. Whenever possible, we will encourage you to find ways to cooperatively resolve any disagreement, and stand ready to help you negotiate a solution to any dispute. However, if you have unsuccessfully tried to amicably resolve differences over custody, visitation or support, we will aggressively protect your rights in court.
When Circumstances Have Changed
Frequently, after a divorce is finalized, one of the parties experiences a change in circumstances that makes existing orders about custody, visitation or support difficult or impossible to abide by. You may be required to take a different shift at work or you may be asked to move to keep your job. You may have health issues that affect your ability to effectively parent your children.
When circumstances change substantially, you can petition the court for a modification of your existing divorce decree. We will represent either party in modification proceedings, whether you seek a modification or want to contest any proposed changes.
Contact Our Office
To schedule an appointment for an initial consultation, contact us by e-mail or call our office at 908-741-4185 (in Bedminster) or 908-364-2467 (in Union). We accept all major credit cards.
