Moore v. Moore-McKinney

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• addressing this issue in the context of a petition to modify visitation
• upholding prohibition against parties possessing weapons when exchanging the children, as evidence supported conclusion that provision was in the children’s best interests and provision did not infringe upon the Georgia constitutional right to keep and bear arms
• vacating award under OCGA § 9-15-14 (b) when 6 trial court stated at the hearing that the pro se litigant “expanded the litigation by making it more difficult than it ought to be” but failed to make written findings authorizing an award
• “a change in visitation amounts to a change in custody in legal contemplation since visitation rights (sometimes called visitation privileges) are a part of custody [Cits.]”
• “a change in visitation amounts to a change in custody in legal contemplation since visitation rights (sometimes called visitation privileges) are a part of custody [Cits.]”
• \OCGA [§] 19-9-3 (g)... affords wide discretion to the trial court to award reasonable attorney fees and expenses in child custody actions to be paid by the parties in proportions and at times determined by the judge.\

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).