Modification of Final Judgment and Enforcement
When a court determines one party’s responsibility to another—whether it be for alimony, child support, or in the context of a parenting plan—that decision is generally binding on that party. However, under certain circumstances, a judge may order a modification of a final judgment. If you believe that there is a need to modify a final judgment in your case, contact Sandy T. Fox, an experienced Miami family law attorney and Florida Bar Board certified expert in Marital & Family Law.
Once a judge enters a legal ruling, that is not necessarily the end of the story. This is because in some cases, a judge will order one party to pay child support or alimony, but the party will not comply with that order. Or, a party may be ordered to comply with an equitable distribution decree but refuses to do so.
If you have questions about a modification of a final judgment or the enforcement of judgments, contact the Law Offices of Sandy T. Fox, P.A.
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