After the Final Order: Changing or Appealing an Order
Submit a Stipulation & Order if the Other Party Agrees
After a final custody order is entered, you and the other parent might want to change the custody order, the visitation schedule, or the child support amount in the future. If you both agree to the changes, this page shows how you and the other parent can change your court order without needing to see a judge.
File a Motion to Go Back to Court
Parents sometimes need to come back to court after a custody case is finished to have orders changed. If you and the other parent cannot agree on how to resolve issues that come up later (such as custody, visitation, or child support), either one of you can file a motion to ask the judge to change the orders. This page will give you more information on what kinds of changes you can request and the process to get your case back in front of the judge.
