What Can I Change in my Divorce Decree?
So, you have a Utah divorce decree you negotiated (probably) or you got from trial (way less likely).
Now, you want to change some aspects of that decree.
Can you? If so, what can you change and what can’t you change?
The answer is pretty straightforward: you can change anything about your decree.
Yep, you can ask the Court to change any aspect — e.g., alimony, child support, custody, vacation time, etc.
Now, whether the Court approves your change is another matter. That depends on how compelling your reasoning and evidence is.
That said, you don’t need to worry about something being off limits. You can change anything in your decree.
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