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As the lives and circumstances of divorced parents change, child custody orders may be changed  also so that as you and your children grow and change, so can the terms of your child custody  order. The law allows parents to request modifications to previously issued child custody and  visitation orders in certain situations.

In order for a parent to have a child custody or visitation order modified there must have been a  substantial  change in circumstances that affects the best interests of the child. If such a  substantial change exists, the parent may then file a motion for modification with the court that  has jurisdiction over the child custody matter. The court with jurisdiction will normally be the  court that issued the original order in the first place. Examples of substantial changes in
circumstances may include such things as the arrest of a parent, abuse of the child, domestic
violence that has occurred, a necessary relocation, a change in a child's or a parent's health or  psychological status, or other such events that have a large impact on the child.

As in all matters involving questions of custody and visitation, the  best interests of the child
is  the main consideration for a judge.   Read the full article here!

 


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When you're going through a separation or divorce, there is an overwhelming amount of things to  consider that can affect your life and the life of your children. During a separation or divorce, there may be  a household move involved, the closing or opening of financial or retirement accounts, a mortgage to  refinance or maybe even finding a new vet for the family pet. Often times,  you also may just not want to use the same service company you and your ex-spouse used while  together.

Separation and divorce is difficult enough without these everyday stressors. Because of this, we have  created our  TEAM 100 This is a referral list of professional and service providers we know and trust that  can help you through this difficult time. Our  TEAM 100  referral list includes everything you can think of,  and all of our service providers have been vetted and approved. We are more than just a family law firm.  We are committed to helping our clients in any way possible in any area of their life.

If there's a professional or service provider you'd like us to give you as a referral, just
email Jen  Hoefling, with the Triangle Divorce Lawyers team.

 

As our Office Manager, Wendy has become the backbone of our firm and who keeps us running smoothly!

 

Wendy is originally from Burlington, North Carolina. Her professional background is in Office Administration/Office Management /Legal Studies. She received her Associates Degree in Office Management with a concentration in Legal Studies from Alamance Community College in 1999.

 

Her commitment to our clients make her a valued member of our team!

 

Get to know Wendy better HERE!
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127 W. Hargett Street, Suite 200
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919.303.2020
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