Berrebbi v. Clarke

How courts have described this case

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• reversing an order granting relocation because the trial court's findings were not supported by substantial competent evidence
• reversing an order granting relocation and noting that the trial court erred in analyzing the petition for relocation under the statutorily superseded rule of law favoring a good-faith request to relocate
• reversing an order granting a relocation request because “[a]ny evidence regarding the benefits of relocation related to the Mother and her new husband” and there was no evidence that relocation would be good for the minor child
• relocation statute directs court to consider best interests of child, not just petitioning parent; error to permit relocation where move would only be in best interest of parent

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).