Can we change an order of custody after PLC since everyone is in agreement?
The SPLC agreement does not terminate your rights so either you or the custodian can petition for custody/to modify custody.
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The SPLC agreement does not terminate your rights so either you or the custodian can petition for custody/to modify custody.
You should consult with a lawyer to review the situation and what your options on to contest this petition.
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