Utah Divorce Modification Attorneys
Weโll discuss the process step by step, explain what the court needs, and help you present a strong case. The new order will reflect your current reality and meet all of Utahโs legal standards.
Post-Divorce Modification Services in Utah
Modifying Child Custody or Visitation
If your work schedule, your childโs school needs, or personal life has changed, you need to update your custody plan. Weโll help you file a request to modify your divorce decree that will prioritize your child and keep the situation under control for both parents.
Modifying Alimony (Spousal Support)
Major life events like a new job, job loss, remarriage, or a financial shift can mean it's time to look at alimony again. We'll review your situation, let you know if you qualify for a change, and take care of the court paperwork for you.
Enforcing Modified Orders
Once the divorce decree modification is approved by the court, the new order must be followed. If your ex-spouse doesn't follow the rules, we'll help you take steps, such as garnishment or filing a contempt of court complaint, to put things back in order.
Modifying Child Support
If your income, the other parentโs income, or the custody arrangement has changed, Utah law accepts child support recalculations. We make sure your new support order is based on accurate numbers and in line with state guidelines.
Responding to a Modification Request
If your former spouse has filed a petition to modify the divorce decree, weโll help you respond effectively, protecting your rights and making sure the court understands your side of the story.
How We Modify Divorce Agreement: Our Process
Mediation Attorney Robert Henriksen & Attorney C. Richard Henriksen
Step 1
Consultation & Plan Creation
Step 2
Document Gathering & Filing
Step 3
Negotiation & Mediation
Step 4
Court Hearings & Enforcement
Why Work with a Divorce Modification Attorney in Utah?
When you work with Henriksen Law, you get:
Years of experience handling family law cases in Utah courtrooms.
Insight into what local judges look for in modification requests.
Support thatโs designed around your unique situation.
Direct, open communication and practical advice, inside and outside the courtroom.
Guidance for any changes you may need down the road.




