Delvon Paden v. Kyrstyen Davison
Syllabus
The trial court entered a permanent parenting plan in 2014 that governed the parties' custody arrangement for nine years. In 2022, the child's father petitioned the juvenile court for a modification of the parenting plan. During the pendency of the modification petition, he also filed a motion for a restraining order to prevent the child's mother from removing the parties' daughter from his custody, which was granted. After a hearing on the modification petition, the court found a material change in circumstances had occurred warranting modification and that modification of the custody arrangement was in the child's best interest. We affirm.
Cites
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