What is the basis for a change of custody?
Your child has moved in with you with the full consent of the other parent or the child is in danger of physical or emotional harm in the custodial parent’s home and your home offers more safety and security or the custodial parent has been held in contempt of court twice in the last 3 years for violation of the parenting plan or has been convicted of custodial interference.

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1. Do I need an attorney?
2. What is the basis for a change of custody?
3. What is the basis for a change of visitation?
4. Is there a certain age in which children get to decide where they want to live?
5. Will the judge speak with the children?
6. What if the other party does not agree with my request?
7. What if I cannot find the other party?
8. If I request a change of custody, do I have to ask for child support?
9. Can I get an emergency custody order?
10. Do I have to go to court?