Post-Judgment Modifications
In Oregon divorce or child custody cases, post-judgment modifications may become necessary.
Q: Can I modify my Parenting Plan?
A: Oregon law allows a party to modify a parenting plan including where the child lives the majority of the time. What is required in order to modify the plan depends on numerous factors including the extent of the proposed modification and terms of the original decree.
Q: Can I modify my child or spousal support?
A: In Oregon, a party may move to modify certain aspects of their divorce judgment including both spousal and child support. A party must generally prove that circumstances have significantly changed since the last support judgment. This can include a reduction in the parties income as well as changes in the final needs of the parties and child(ren).
Q: Can I modify my Parenting Plan?
A: Oregon law allows a party to modify a parenting plan including where the child lives the majority of the time. What is required in order to modify the plan depends on numerous factors including the extent of the proposed modification and terms of the original decree.
Q: Can I modify my child or spousal support?
A: In Oregon, a party may move to modify certain aspects of their divorce judgment including both spousal and child support. A party must generally prove that circumstances have significantly changed since the last support judgment. This can include a reduction in the parties income as well as changes in the final needs of the parties and child(ren).
