Family Law - Judgment Enforcement

Sacramento Judgment Enforcement Lawyer, Sacramento Judgment Enforcement Attorney

Circumstances often change and as a result earlier court rulings may no longer suit your needs. It is sometimes necessary to return to court and ask for help enforcing a ruling made by the judge, such as orders to pay debts, pay child or spousal support, or to provide you with access to your children. Other times it is necessary to ask the court for a divorce-decree modification in order to adjust child support or custody arrangements.

The Law Office of Robert N. Kitay will perform a careful review of the original judgment, listen to your needs and concerns, assess the current situation, and explain the options available to you under California law. We represent individuals throughout Northern California and provide experienced, specialized legal services related to post decree modifications or enforcements. A substantial change in circumstances may make current child custody, visitation, child support, and alimony awards impractical or impossible. When this occurs, a post-judgment modification may be necessary. Even if we didn’t represent you in your original divorce proceedings, our firm can guide you through the process of modification or enforcement of prior orders.

California laws and procedures are very complicated and should not be handled without consulting an attorney first. Therefore it is imperative that you consult an experienced family law attorney before making any decisions.

If you or a loved one in need of expert legal counsel contact
The Law Office of Robert N. Kitay. It is important to protect your legal rights.

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