MODIFICATIONS are actions that occur after the establishment of the initial order. Whether it's a modification of a paternity order, a SAPCR or a divorce decree, many times you may find it necessary to modify the terms with regard to custody, visitation or support. 

If your case is an active attorney general case, you will normally receive a letter every 3 years informing you or your right to modify the child support if it meets the criteria. Even if you have an active attorney general case, you have the right to file a private action for modification with the district court that retains jurisdiction of your case. The attorney general will also modify conservatorship under certain circumstances. 

Call me for a consultation to review your order and determine whether you should file a modification in your case.