Reduce child support & alimony
When income, employment, or parenting time changes, your support orders may be modifiable. We identify leverage points and build a plan with qualified counsel.
In coalition with the National Family Rights Council, we work to confront and challenge unjust actions within the family-court system. Our organization helps families reduce or terminate unfair child-support and alimony orders, recover wrongfully awarded property, improve custody outcomes, and hold courts accountable for improper or biased rulings.
we are firmly committed to holding family courts accountable and ensuring that parents receive fair, lawful treatment in all custody matters. We recognize that improper rulings, procedural violations, and biased practices can devastate families—and we are here to confront these issues directly.
Our organization stands as a strict watchdog for parents’ rights. We do not waver in our mission to challenge injustices, demand transparency, and ensure that the legal system upholds its obligations. When family courts fail to follow the law, parents deserve strong, informed support—and we provide exactly that.
Every situation is different. Our role is to quickly understand your facts, explain where the law may support a change, and connect you with the right strategy and professionals to move forward.
From reducing support and alimony to improving custody schedules or reclaiming property, we help you understand where the law may be on your side and what to do next.
When income, employment, or parenting time changes, your support orders may be modifiable. We identify leverage points and build a plan with qualified counsel.
We help parents pursue more time, safer schedules, and realistic parenting plans built around the children’s best interests and your changing realities.
From homes and retirement accounts to business interests, we assess whether your property division was fair, enforceable, or potentially challengeable.
Some terms can be changed as life evolves. We review your decree and flag specific provisions that may qualify for modification under your state’s law.
If your outcome feels fundamentally unfair, we help evaluate whether you have grounds to appeal, set aside, or reopen parts of your case within legal deadlines.
Not every dispute belongs in court. We help you prepare for negotiations and mediations that protect your long‑term finances and time with your children.
Names and some details changed for privacy, but the outcomes are real. Results depend on your facts and state law—these stories are not guarantees.
Every divorce and every state is different. The questions below cover what most people ask in the first 24 hours of reaching out to us.
If you don’t see your exact situation here, that’s okay. Share the details through our 3‑step case review and we’ll respond with a tailored next‑step plan.
Use the 3‑step form to share key details about your custody orders and what you’d like to change. A member of our team will follow up with next steps, usually within hours—not days.
Emergency safety concerns? If you or your children are in immediate danger, contact local law enforcement or emergency services first. We can then help with longer‑term legal strategy.