McFarlane v. McFarlane

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• explaining that the burden is on the appellant to show error affirmatively by the record
• explaining that the burden is on the appellant to show error affirmatively by the record
• finding that some evidence, including the wife’s testimony detailing the care she provided for the children, “was sufficient to support the trial court’s [denial of husband’s petition] to modify custody”
• vacating a custody modification order for failure to enter a permanent parenting plan and remanding the case for compliance with OCGA § 19-9-1
• rejecting argument that trial court's denial of a modification request left the previous parenting plan in place and made new parenting plan unnecessary where prior order also failed to include parenting plan
• detailed visitation schedule does not satisfy requirement of a permanent parenting plan

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