CHANGE THE ORDER OF VISITS WITH THE CHILD ✅ FAMILY LAW ✅ SERVICES

Confidential consultation to assess changes in circumstances (e.g., relocation, job change, child’s needs).
Review existing parenting time order and related documents.
Determine jurisdiction per state laws (e.g., UCCJEA).
Explain modification requirements (significant change in circumstances, child’s best interests).

Draft motion to modify (e.g., Form FL-300 in California).
Gather evidence of changed circumstances (documents, testimony, school reports).
File motion with family court.
Arrange service of documents to the other party via process server or mail.

Participate in mediation to reach agreement on a new visitation schedule.
Negotiate with the other party to develop an updated parenting plan.
Prepare draft agreement for court approval if consensus is reached.

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Changing the visitation schedule with your child

The time you spend with your child after a divorce or separation is priceless. However, life circumstances can change, and then there is a need to change the court decision on the visitation order (Parenting Time / Visitation Order). Consultant's lawyers will help you amend the existing order to meet the current needs of your child and your family situation.

When to modify a visitation order: legal grounds

The judicial authorities will only consider a request to modify a visitation order if there are substantial grounds. These include:

Change of residence of one of the parents.
A new work schedule that makes it impossible to comply with the old visitation schedule.
Health problems of the child or one of the parents.
Failure to comply with an existing order by the other party.
Cases of violence, addiction, or threats to the child's safety.

We will help you prove to the court that the changes are necessary in the best interests of the child.

How to Apply for a Modification of Visitation Order in the United States

The process of modifying a visitation order consists of several important steps:

Gathering evidence to support the need for changes.
Preparing a petition to the court in accordance with the requirements of a particular state.
Submission of documents and payment of court fees.
Participation in hearings where you need to justify the reasons for the changes.
Obtaining a new decision and monitoring its implementation.

Each step is important, so it is better to go through this process with an experienced lawyer.

Arguments for changing the visitation schedule: what the court will consider

The court will first assess whether the requested changes are in the best interests of the child. Arguments in your favor may include:

A new, more stable situation for the child.
The child's wishes (depending on age).
The ability to maintain regular contact with both parents.
The ability of each parent to provide a comfortable environment.

Our lawyers will help you prepare and present these arguments in court.

We care about your right to be with your child. We advise, prepare documents and accompany you at all stages so that you can spend more time with your child.

Stages of changing the visitation schedule

Analysis of the client's situation.
Collection and preparation of evidence.
Drafting a petition to the court.
Submission of documents and registration of the case.
Representation at hearings.
Monitoring the implementation of the new decision.

Documents for changing the visitation regime

A valid court decision on the visitation order.
Evidence of a change in life circumstances (certificates, testimonies, medical documents).
Documents confirming income, work schedule, or new place of residence.
Letters from teachers, doctors or psychologists (if necessary).

Reasons to choose us for your case

Specialization in family law and custody cases.
Individual approach to each client.
Confidentiality and honesty.
Experience of successful work with changing court decisions.

Conclusion

Changing the visitation schedule is a chance to make your child's life more comfortable and safe, and your relationship closer. Consultant's lawyers know how to properly prepare and file a petition to increase your chances of success. Contact us today and we will help you protect your rights as a loving parent!