Child custody orders are not always permanent. Modifying child custody in Florida occurs for a variety of reasons. As children grow and circumstances change, Florida law allows parents to request a modification. But courts don’t grant changes just because one parent asks. You must prove there has been a significant, unexpected change that affects the […]
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