Wilson v. Roseberry

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• concluding that parent's removal of children from state without noncustodial parent's knowledge was not emergency
• observing that “to prevail on a request for temporary modification of custody, the moving party must meet the burden of proving that (1) a substantial change in the condition of one or both of the parties has occurred, and (2
• mother's relocation was not per se improper because the parties' dissolution judgment did not prohibit the mother from relocating with the children
• mother's relocation was not per se improper because the parties' dissolution judgment did not prohibit the mother from relocating with the children
• \[T]o conduct a proper inquiry into [child custody] issues both parties must generally be given the opportunity for a full hearing where the parties and their witnesses are given an opportunity to testify.\

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).