<p>We discuss how to modify a final Texas order.  What legal standards or grounds are required for modifications occurring within 1 year of the prior order versus modifications occurring more than 1 year after the prior order?  We discuss modifying conservatorship, possession and access, and child support. </p>

We discuss how to modify a final Texas order. What legal standards or grounds are required for modifications occurring within 1 year of the prior order versus modifications occurring more than 1 year after the prior order? We discuss modifying conservatorship, possession and access, and child support.

<p>We discuss how to modify a final Texas order.&nbsp; What legal standards or grounds are required for modifications occurring within 1 year of the prior order versus modifications occurring more than 1 year after the prior order?&nbsp; We discuss modifying conservatorship, possession and access, and child support.&nbsp;</p>

Modifying a Final Order

Justin Jackson and Myron Kamihara, Texas Family Lawyers with the Jackson Law Firm, based in Cedar Park, Texas, tackle the most pressing topics in Texas Family Law, ranging from child custody and child support, to topics such as Texas Family Court bias.

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Modifying a Final Order

Modifying a Final Order