Barnes & Diehl | Attorneys At Law

800-626-9310​

Barnes & Diehl Attorneys At Law

Call the firm at 800-626-9310​

A Tradition Of Experience And Devotion To Family Law

Richmond Family Law Order Modification And Enforcement Lawyers

Life doesn’t stand still, and sometimes, the court orders that once worked for your family no longer fit. Whether due to a change in income, a move or a shift in your child’s needs, you may need to seek a modification of a family court order to reflect your current reality. At Barnes & Diehl, we can help.

For over 45 years, families throughout RVA have turned to us for thoughtful legal support. Our award-winning attorneys possess a deep understanding of Virginia family law. Several of them have even written publications on the subject. They bring more than just knowledge to the table – they bring compassion, attention to detail and a commitment to personalized service. Whether your case is straightforward or complex, they have the tools and resources to build a strong case and see it through.

What Types Of Family Law Orders Can I Modify In Virginia?

In Virginia, several types of family law orders can be changed after a final judgment. These include:

If your situation has changed, we can help you understand what options are available and how to move forward.

When Can I Modify A Family Law Order In Virginia?

You can request a modification when there’s been a material change in circumstances. This means something significant has changed since the original order was issued. Common reasons include:

  • A parent’s job loss or major income change
  • A parent relocating
  • A child’s needs changing due to age, health or education
  • A parent not following the current order
  • A change in living arrangements or household stability
  • A new marriage or cohabitation

We’ll help you determine if your situation qualifies and guide you through the process.

Can An RVA Attorney From Barnes & Diehl Help With Post-Order Enforcements?

Yes. If someone isn’t following a court order, we can help enforce it. Whether it’s unpaid child support, denied visitation or ignored custody terms, our attorneys know how to take action. They can file motions with the court, represent you at hearings and work to hold the other party accountable. 

Let’s Talk About Your Next Step

If your family’s needs have changed or someone isn’t following a court order, we’re ready to help. Contact us today at 800-626-9310 to speak with a lawyer who understands Virginia family law and will take the time to understand your situation.