Bragassa v. Bragassa

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• concluding that there was competent evidence to support the finding of a change in circumstances where the mother moved with the child to a location hundreds of miles away, with little opportunity for visitation between the father and the child
• concluding that there was competent evidence to support the finding of a change in circumstances where the mother moved with the child to a location hundreds of miles away, with little opportunity for visitation between the father and the child
• where parent moved several hundred miles away thereby precluding frequent visitation, trial court properly found material change in circumstances
• custodial parent's removal of child from the state of Florida constitutes a substantial change in circumstances for purposes of satisfying the custody modification threshold requirement
• master’s findings cannot be overturned by the trial court unless the findings are clearly erroneous
• trial court cannot overturn master’s findings if they are supported by competent evidence

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).