Modify Spousal Support Decree

Summary

In Louisiana, you can modify your divorce decree to request spousal support by proving a significant change in circumstances. The process involves gathering necessary documents, filing a motion for modification, and attending a hearing. While you can file for a modification yourself, consulting a local attorney is advisable to ensure your case is presented effectively.

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Don’t understand
Sorry for the confusion. To give you the best advice, I need to know which state or country's law applies to your situation. Could you please tell me where you are located?
Baton Rouge la family court I didn’t pursue intern spouse because there was something else that was done from her part that I assume I would get $* a month when she did it and it didn’t happen So the question is, can I go back and amend the stipulation judgment and ask for intermittent spousal support after five months of being divorced no six months
In Louisiana, it's possible to modify your divorce decree for issues like spousal support. This process typically involves:
- Proving a significant change in circumstances.
- Filing a motion for modification.
- Attending a hearing.
You should consult with a local attorney to discuss your specific situation.
Can this be done by myself
Yes, you can file for a modification yourself, but it's a complex process. It's advisable to consult with a legal professional to ensure your case is presented effectively. Here are the steps generally involved:
- Gathering necessary documents
- Filing a motion for modification
- Attending a hearing