In Re the Marriage of Frederici

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• holding once a physical care arrangement has been fixed, “it should be disturbed only for the most cogent reasons”
• holding “[t]he changed circumstance must not have been contemplated by the court when the decree was entered”
• explaining that the changed circumstances must not have been contemplated by the court when the decree was entered
• stating modification of custody requires the applicant to establish a substantial change of circumstances, more or less permanent, related to the welfare of the child
• considering if the parent intended to defeat visitation rights or interfere with the relationship between the other parent and the children
• directing trial courts to consider custodial parent’s reason for moving, distance, comparative advantages and disadvantages of the new environment, and impact on the child

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).