Frisco Modifications to Visitation Agreement Lawyers

Child visitation agreements can prove extremely contentious between separated parents. Following a divorce or split, arguments over child visitation and custody can bring up serious concerns each parent may have over the safety of their child with the other parent. However, as with most legal matters involving children, the court has the power of making a final decision if parents cannot agree.

If you believe that your current visitation agreement does not allow you enough time with your child, it is important that you pursue appropriate changes. For more information regarding how we may be able to help you through the order modification process, contact the Frisco modifications to visitation agreement lawyers of Alexander & Associates today by calling 972-420-6570.

Changing Child Custody

Child custody, unlike child support, may be changed following an agreement made by both parents. These individuals must still present their plan before the court, which must agree. If the court consents, the new child visitation plan will be used until it needs to be changed again. However, some parents may want to modify an agreement without the consent of the other parent. This may occur in the following cases:

• Criminal convictions
• Filing for bankruptcy
• Unwillingness to comply with the pre-existing custody plan
• Unexpected disability
• Moving to a residence that is a long distance away

In these cases, a parent may request a change to the current custody plan.

Contact Us

Working through the courts to change a child custody order can prove extremely stressful and difficult for a parent. We may be able to help. To discuss how we may be able to assist you in these cases, contact the Frisco modifications to visitation agreement attorneys of Alexander & Associates at 972-420-6570 today.