can i change property settlement agreemet after divorce?

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You usually do not change the property settlement agreement (PSA) after the divorce.  If there is a change in circumstances that gives rise to a cause of action for a change in alimony or child support, then that part of the judgment of divorce is modified, but not usually the poperty settlement agreement.  Unless you discover assets or debts that were not considered at the time you signed the PSA.