A parent can go back to court to modify a custody order/judgment if there is a substantial change of circumstance that has a significant effect on the child which include such things as:

1. One parent not following the current custody/visitation orders;

2. Relocation of one parent;

3. Breakdown in parental relations with the minor or neglect;

4. Any significant change of circumstances.

As children grow older, certainly some of their needs and wants will also change dictating a possible review of the current custody and visitation plan with the parents resulting in a possible change of that schedule.

Alternatively, the parents/ex-spouses can also stipulate or agree to certain changes in the existing parenting plan/schedule outside of court and it is always best to put such changes in writing.

It is important to contact an experienced San Bernardino Family Law attorney to represent your interests and your rights in a marital dissolution or issues involving children, especially when it comes to child custody and visitation rights. At Wallin and Klarich, our San Bernardino Family Law attorneys have successfully represented many clients in this situation.

Our knowledgeable San Bernardino Family Law attorneys will work to ensure that your case is done properly and professionally and seek the best outcome on your behalf.　 Contact us as soon as possible via phone at 1-888-280-6839.