Many times after you have the final order in hand, you still need help once certain issues arise.  For example, you may need help modifying that order, terminating it or enforcing it.  You may modify an order when your circumstances, as a party to the order, have materially and substantially changed, or when the child subject of the order is at least 12 years of age and has expressed a preference to change his/her managing conservator, or finally when the primary conservator has voluntarily relinquished custody to another. In certain circumstances you may be able to terminate the order. Finally, you may need help enforcing an order for conservatorship, child support, possession of or access to a child or other provisions contained in your final order. We are here to assist you with this and much more. Call today to set your appointment!