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Modification Of An Existing Parenting Plan

June 20, 2014February 12, 2018 samassini

There are two ways to modify an existing parenting plan. The first is by the agreement of the parties. The second is through the court. In order to modify an existing parenting plan through the court, the parent requesting the change must do three things. They must prove that the change is requested due to […]

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