Modifying Alimony Explained by a Connecticut Divorce Lawyer

[@justamama5167]

What if after the hearings in a divorce are over and, while pending judgement, I find out that my soon to be ex-husband grossly underreported his income in the discoveries? Should I file a motion to modify alimony, (if awarded), right after judgment comes through? Thank you so much for these very informative videos, they help greatly people like me who can’t afford an attorney anymore.

[@dolandivorcelawyerspllc7203]

Hi there! I'd suggest that you file a Motion to Open Evidence. Here is a link to a video that explains the process: kzbin.info/www/bejne/rIS7mHSFr6p1iNE - You can get the sample motion from the Videos section of our website, dolanfamilylaw.com - If that doesn't work, then yes, file a motion to modify right after you receive the decision. I'm happy to hear that you find our videos to be helpful. I wish you the best of luck!