Reinecke v. Griffeth

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• holding a material change existed when the parenting time schedule caused conflict and behavior problems in the child
• holding a material change existed when the parenting time schedule caused conflict and behavior problems in the child
• holding a material change existed when the parenting time schedule caused conflict and behavior problems in the child
• concluding appellant’s failure to object to the use of financial documents he provided to the district court or challenge their validity prior to the appeal waived his evidentiary challenges
• holding modification was in the children’s best interests where original visitation order interfered with their weeknight routine, contributing to behavior problems at home, poor performance at school and causing conflict between the parents
• concluding appellant’s failure to object to the use of financial documents he provided to the district court or challenge their validity prior to the appeal waived his evidentiary challenges

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