A family law judgment is meant to bring clarity, structure, and resolution to complex and emotional matters—whether it’s a divorce settlement, a child custody arrangement, or a spousal support order. But life doesn’t stand still after the court’s decision. Circumstances change, financial situations evolve, and family needs shift. When that happens, it’s often necessary to revisit those orders to ensure they remain fair, practical, and enforceable.

At Salick Family Law Group, APLC, we help clients across Los Angeles navigate the complexities of post-judgment enforcement and modification. Whether you need to enforce a court order that isn’t being followed or seek a modification to reflect new circumstances, we’re here to provide knowledgeable guidance and strong advocacy every step of the way.

Understanding Post-Judgment Enforcement

After a court order is issued, both parties are legally obligated to follow its terms. Unfortunately, that doesn’t always happen. When one party fails to meet their responsibilities—such as refusing to pay child support or ignoring visitation schedules—legal action may be necessary.

Post-judgment enforcement  involves using legal tools to compel compliance with the court’s orders. These actions may include:

• Filing a motion for contempt against a non-compliant party
• Seeking wage garnishments for unpaid support
• Requesting liens or property seizure to satisfy financial obligations
• Petitioning the court for enforcement of custody or visitation schedules

At  Salick Family Law Group, we work diligently to protect your rights and ensure that legally binding orders are upheld. Our goal is to relieve the stress that comes with non-compliance and give you the peace of mind you deserve.

The Modification Process: When Life Changes, So Can the Court Order

Life changes—and so should your court orders. Major life events such as job loss, a significant income increase or decrease, relocation, or changes in a child’s needs may warrant a  modification  to an existing order. These changes ensure that the terms remain realistic, fair, and reflective of current circumstances.

Common reasons for seeking modification include:

• A substantial change in income or employment
• A relocation that impacts custody or visitation schedules
• Evolving needs of a child (e.g., medical, educational, or developmental)
• Remarriage or changes in household structure

Our team takes a strategic, holistic approach to modifications—examining not only the legal requirements but also the emotional and practical realities involved. We guide you through the process step-by-step, ensuring that your case is presented clearly and effectively to the court.

Why Choose Salick Family Law Group, APLC?

Post-judgment enforcement and modification require more than legal knowledge—they require an attorney who understands the human side of family law. At  Salick Family Law Group, we combine strategic advocacy with compassionate counsel, providing personalized solutions designed to protect your interests and your family’s future.

Clients choose our firm because we offer:

• Extensive experience in family law enforcement and modifications
• Clear, consistent communication throughout the legal process
• Strategic representation tailored to your specific situation
• Compassionate support during emotionally challenging times

Speak with a Post-Judgment Enforcement & Modification Attorney in Los Angeles Today

If you’re struggling to enforce a court order or believe your existing judgment no longer reflects your current circumstances, you don’t have to face the process alone.  Salick Family Law Group, APLC  is here to help you protect your rights and pursue the adjustments you need for a secure future.