Life Changes.
Your Decree Can Too.
Skip the courtroom. Update your agreement through mediation.
When custody arrangements, schedules, or circumstances change, you don't have to fight it out with lawyers. Mediation is faster, cheaper, and keeps you in control.
When Post-Decree Mediation Helps
Circumstances change. Your parenting plan should evolve too.
Schedule Changes
New job, different hours, or kids' activities requiring adjustments to the parenting schedule.
Relocation
One parent needs to move for work, family, or other reasons and the parenting plan needs updating.
Children's Changing Needs
As kids grow, their needs change. School schedules, activities, and preferences evolve.
Holiday & Vacation Updates
Revise how holidays, school breaks, and vacations are divided between households.
Communication Breakdowns
Establish clearer protocols for co-parent communication and decision-making.
Financial Changes
Job changes, income shifts, or expense adjustments that affect support arrangements.
Why Mediation Instead of Court?
MMediation
- Typically resolved in 1-3 sessions
- Fraction of the cost of court
- You control the outcome
- Flexible scheduling
- Private and confidential
- Preserves co-parenting relationship
CCourt
- Months of waiting for hearings
- Attorney fees add up quickly
- Judge decides for you
- Court's schedule, not yours
- Public record
- Often increases conflict
100% Virtual. Fast Resolution.
Most post-decree issues resolved in 1-3 sessions.
Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know about modifying your decree.
Get in Touch
Have questions about modifying your decree? Send us a message or schedule a free consultation. We typically respond within 24 hours.