Taylor v. Norfolk S. Ry. Co.

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• holding that after the family law court had dismissed a modification petition for lack of proof, it had no authority to make its own modifications
• holding that after the family law court had dismissed a modification petition for lack of proof it had no authority to make its own modifications
• stating that \[i]n the absence of substantial evidence establishing a nexus\ between a restricted parent's conduct and the adverse effect that concerns the court, a trial court errs in imposing restrictions
• reversal of trial court decision to deny mother’s modification petition but implement restrictions on the father on a basis that neither party had contemplated and was not supported by the record
• trial court abuses its discretion when it fails to follow statutory procedures
• trial court abuses its discretion when it fails to follow statutory procedures

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