Modification of Child Custody Decision by the North Carolina Court of Appeals
January 18, 2011
In the case of Keaton v. Keaton, the North Carolina Court of Appeals reviewed the trial court's determination that neither party met their burden of proving that there had been a substantial change in circumstances affecting the welbeing of the minor child. The parties separation agreement, which was incorporated into their Judgment of Absolute Divorce, provided primary child custody of the parties' minor child to Mom with visitation to Dad.
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