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Yes, you can modify a divorce decree after it's finalized, but it's not a simple process. You must prove to the court that a "significant change in circumstance" has occurred, and the court will be hesitant to undo its final judgment.

• You must show a "significant change in circumstance" for the court to consider modifying a final decree. • The court is hesitant to undo a judgment that required significant negotiation and was already finalized. • If both parties mutually agree to a small change, the court is likely to approve it quickly. • For major changes, such as child custody, the court must hold a hearing, even if both parties agree. • For any changes involving children, the court's primary responsibility is to determine if the change is in the "best interest of the child."

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