Custody & Visitation Modification in Olathe

Divorce Lawyer Helping You with Laws Regarding Modifications

After custody or visitation orders have already been issued, you may still be able to request a modification if circumstances have changed in a significant manner. Perhaps the other parent is unable to support the child properly or is treating them poorly and you believe that custody should be granted to you. Maybe you wish to request greater visitation rights or to have the rights of the other parent reconsidered. The Kansas Statutes list regulations for each.

Regarding custody, K.S.A. § 23-3218 states that a modification may be granted "when a material change of circumstances is shown"; however, the change in circumstances must be extraordinary. Reasons for valid visitation modifications are found in K.S.A. § 23-3221, saying that such orders are granted based on the best interests of the child. Also, if the other parent continuously and unreasonably denies or interferes with your visitation rights, there may be grounds for a modification under Kansas state law.

Do Not Enter Court Unprepared – Get Legal Help Today

Attempting to obtain a modification for child custody or visitation requires the counsel and representation of a competent Johnson County divorce lawyer. Call Martin & Wallentine right away for a free initial consultation if you are thinking about requesting such a modification. We have successfully handled dozens of trial cases and could provide excellent legal service for your case.

Johnson County Custody & Visitation Modification Lawyer

As skilled trial attorneys, the legal team at Martin & Wallentine is fully capable of handling your case and obtaining the best possible outcome. Attorney Wallentine has previous experience as a professional speaker; his persuasive capabilities could be the key to obtaining the court order modification that you need.