Under Florida statutes, a final judgment, marital settlement agreement, or parenting plan may only be modified if there is a substantial and material change in circumstances that has occurred since the agreement (or Court order) and the change is permanent in nature. This is a high burden, but nonetheless, a modification of an existing court order may be warranted for a number of reasons. A change in employment, a relocation to another state, DCF involvement, remarriage, and a substantial increase in income are all reasons why a party may have grounds to obtain a modification of an existing final judgment. We handle modifications of all types, including: parenting plans, marital agreements, injunction orders, child support, alimony, and more. If you are interested in modifying any of the above, don’t hesitate to call us right away for your free consultation!