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Modification:

After the divorce is over, if there is a substantial change of circumstances involving custody of children or support, either party may seek a modification of the prior custody or support judgment. Property divisions cannot be modified. The party seeking a change in support must first establish a substantial change of circumstances not contemplated at the time of the dissolution before the court can consider a support change. Child support can be changed without showing a change of circumstances if done administratively, after a 2 year wait, through the Division of Child Support. Changes in parenting time do not require a substantial change of circumstances. The party seeking a change of custody must first establish a substantial change before the court can even address the issue of how the change would be in the best interest of the children.

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