In re the Board of Legal Specialization

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• holding that an affidavit submitted by a parent stating that the child was unhappy and stressed about attending current school was evidence of a change materially affecting the child
• holding that an affidavit submittedby a parent stating that the child was unhappy and stressed about attending her current school was evidence of an adverse change materially affecting the child sufficient to create a material question of fact
• noting that a modification of a prior custody order requires proof of a change in conditions and an adverse affect on the child
• evidence that child was doing poorly in school constituted some evidence of a material change in circumstances that adversely affected the child
• evidence that child’s grades began to drop and she was unhappy and stressed about attending her current school constituted some evidence of material change in circumstances adversely affecting child
• “A trial court is authorized to modify a custody award upon a showing of new and material changes in the conditions and circumstances substantially affecting the interest and welfare of the child. The proof must show both a change in conditions and an adverse effect on the child[.]”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).