Where no new information exists, your judge will likely let the matter stand as is and incorporate the order into the divorce settlement.
In cases where things have changed that might affect a custody or support order, it is usually worthwhile to raise the issues and try to get more favorable or realistic terms.
By working with an experienced Rochester divorce attorney, you always stand the best chance of getting a full and fair hearing of the issues you face in your divorce.
From property division to how often you get to see your kids, everything is negotiable in divorce, but only an attorney can give you the strongest odds of winning.
Call the attorneys at Friedman & Ranzenhofer today at 585-484-7432 to speak to an experienced Rochester divorce lawyer today.
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