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  • About Us
    • Why Choose Eric M. Swinyard?
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    • Keith L. Johnson
    • Mark Hales
    • Eliza Crespo
    • Ally Paschal
    • Benjamin R. Wall
    • Orion Foxx
    • Carrie Kimsey
    • Francesca Shepherd
    • Crystal Aparicio
    • Ashley Folau
    • Brittney Spencer
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Salt Lake County Child Custody Modification Lawyer

Salt Lake County Family Law Attorney  >  Salt Lake County Child Custody Modification Lawyer

Helping Parents Adjust Custody Orders

An existing court order for child visitation or custody can be modified. If you have decided to seek a modified child custody order, then you first need to be aware of the various forms of custody that are possible for you to obtain through a court judgment. Then, you should understand the steps you will need to follow to have your modification request considered and decided by the court.

Eric M. Swinyard & Associates, PLLC is here to help you through the process and to provide the results-driven representation you need. From our office in South Jordan, you can count on our child custody modification lawyers to stand up for you as you fight to achieve your goals in Salt Lake County and Utah County.

Should I Get A Lawyer For Child Support Modification?

Hiring a lawyer may be a good choice to ensure you receive the very best outcome. A child support lawyer can help with your case by assisting you in various matters such as: Discussing the legal matters and what you should anticipate at every stage of the court proceedings.

Contact us online or call (801) 948-8889 to get started with your petition to modify custody in Utah.

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10406 1055 West Suite 201
South Jordan, UT 84095

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10406 1055 West,
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