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Divorce Decree Revisions

Life changes. Your divorce orders sometimes need to change with it.

We help you organize your information and prepare the applicable post-divorce modification documents for your state.

START MY REVISIONSEE WHAT CAN BE REVISED

What can potentially be revised

Often revisable

  • Parenting time, holiday schedules and exchanges
  • Parenting plan terms
  • Child support amounts
  • Spousal support, where the state and your order allow it
  • Health insurance and uninsured medical cost sharing
  • Childcare and activity expense sharing

Generally not revisable

  • How marital property and debts were divided. Property division in a final judgment is generally final and is not treated here as routinely modifiable.
  • The divorce itself, or the grounds the divorce was granted on.
  • Terms your written order states cannot be changed — some orders make spousal support non-modifiable.
  • Anything that requires a judge to reinterpret or set aside the original judgment, which needs individualized legal analysis.

What is actually available depends on your state's own rules and on the wording of your existing order. The court decides whether a change may be made.

How it works

  1. Step 1

    Choose your state and what you want changed

    Every state handles post-divorce changes differently, so we start with your state and the provision in your order.

  2. Step 2

    Answer plain-language questions

    Create your free account, upload your existing decree for reference, and tell us the current terms and the change you are requesting.

  3. Step 3

    Generate and download

    Review your answers, generate the applicable documents for your state, and download them from your account.

You can upload your existing decree and any later orders to your secure account for reference. Uploaded originals are never altered.

Choose your state

Revisions are state-specific. We build each state from its own current official court materials, so a state appears here only once that review is complete.

Revision categories

Children & Parenting

Schedules, parenting plans, custody terms and relocation-related changes.

Parenting Plan & Time-Sharing Modification

Change the schedule in your order — regular time, holidays, school breaks, exchanges — and the parenting plan wording those terms sit in.

Availability and requirements vary by state. The court decides whether a change may be made.

Relocation with a Child

Ask for permission to relocate with a child where the state provides a defined process, and set the schedule that follows the move.

Availability and requirements vary by state. The court decides whether a change may be made.

Support & Expenses

Child support, spousal support, medical costs and childcare or activity expenses.

Child Support Modification

Change an existing child support amount, including who carries the children's health insurance and how uninsured medical, daycare and activity costs are shared.

Availability and requirements vary by state. The court decides whether a change may be made.

Spousal Support / Alimony Modification

Change spousal support where the state and your existing order permit a change.

Availability and requirements vary by state. The court decides whether a change may be made.

Compliance & Other Orders

Preparing paperwork when an existing order is not being followed, and other court-authorized post-judgment requests.

Enforcement Document Preparation

Prepare paperwork asking the court to address an order that is not being followed. This is enforcement of existing terms, not a change to them.

Availability and requirements vary by state. The court decides whether a change may be made.

Questions

Legal notice

Divorce Liaison, Inc. is not a law firm and does not provide legal advice or legal representation. Courts determine whether an existing order may be modified and whether a requested modification will be granted.

Divorce Liaison provides self-help document preparation and education only. Questions about your rights? Contact us.