how do i file a modification agreement for a divorce decree with the clerk of court? they tell me that it has to go before a judge and a lawyer has to do this
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Read More Answered By: Glen Ashman |
There's no such thing as filing a modification agreement by itself.
If two parties do agree on modification, and the particular issue is modifiable (that takes a review of the original papers), then various documents must be filed (one of many would be an agreement) depending on what is being changed. A judge must approve them either by hearing or motion depending on the court.
Step one is to retain a lawyer. |
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