Changing Your Child Custody Arrangement

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Changing Your Child Custody Arrangement
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Your court-ordered child custody arrangement is
not set in stone. However, there are just a few
circumstances where you will be able to change
it. A Florida child custody attorney will be able
to help you present your situation and rationale
for the requested change in the best light
possible.
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Reasons You Can Change Your Child Custody in
Florida

• Child custody modifications should always be
  viewed under whether it is in the childs best
  interest to make a custody change. You can
  generally modify your child custody order based
  on three circumstances.
• Both parents agree to change the parenting plan
• You have filed a protective order
• There has been a substantial change in
  circumstances

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Exploring Substantial Change in Circumstances
Some changes are virtually automatically
considered a substantial change in circumstances.
If you are considering requesting a change to
your child custody arrangement, speak to a Fort
Lauderdale family law attorney Gustavo E. Frances
at Law Offices of Gustavo E. Frances to explore
your options.
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Contact
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