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Answered over 2 years ago.
Child Custody Lawyer in Los Angeles, CA.
Your ex can't simply "change the judgment"; he's not the judge. She can ask that you AGREE to change the judgment, or she can file a request that the court ORDER a change in the judgment. You and she will be required to go and speak to a mediator before a court orders a change in a custody schedule, so if you and she can work out an agreed change in the custody schedule, it'll save you both time,trouble and money.
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Answered over 2 years ago.
Mediation Attorney in Santa Ana, CA.
Your ex cannot change a court judgment. The only person that can change that is the judge, unless the two of you mutually agree to a change.
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