LDS expected future relationship with God after exaltation The LDS concept of exaltation states that 


  As man is, God once was; as God is, man may become.


(A quote by the LDS Prophet Lorenzo Snow, from here)

The question I wanted to ask is, do Mormons have an expectation on how their relationship with God will be after they have been exalted?

More specifically, if they will become equal to God in glory, is the expectation that they will at that point cease to worship God?

(From a selfish technical point of view there certainly would not seem to be any need to worship God after that point as the reward will have been received, assuming that it cannot somehow be revoked.)
This is just my personal belief (as an active LDS member), but I would imagine that the relationship would be similar to father-and-child.  The distance would probably be much shorter and probably seem more familial.

Will we stop worshiping Him because we are now "equal in glory"?  I don't think so, though I imagine the method of worship might change.  It's worth knowing that simply reaching the highest heaven (the Celestial Kingdom) doesn't automatically turn a Mormon into a God.  There is still a learning and growing process that may take thousands (if not millions) of human years!  (When you have an eternity to do it, though, it doesn't seem so bad).  Our Heavenly Father will still have plenty to teach and instruct, even in the after-life.