Post-Judgment Litigation and Proceedings
It is easy to see how interrelated child support and parenting are. This makes these issues recurrent flashpoints while the child is still a minority. Disputes about parenting time and child support drive most post-judgment domestic relations litigation. Judgments are self-executing only if the parties voluntarily comply and follow up as required to secure their interests. However, gaining what has been awarded often requires additional, focused effort. If compliance is lacking, and effort not made, then postjudgment proceedings are often required to complete the work in which the judgment only began.
At Judy E. Bregman, we know how stressful this process may be and we are here to help provide the necessary counsel you need.
