Goodloe v. Goodloe (Majority, with Dissenting)
Annotate this CaseIn 2012, the circuit court entered two child-custody orders leaving primary custody of the parties’ two minor children with Mother but granting Father certain decision-making authority with regard to the children. The court of appeals reversed the circuit court’s order. Mother appealed. Thereafter, the circuit court temporarily changed custody of the parties’ minor children to Father. On appeal, Father requested a permanent change of custody based on allegations of a material change in circumstances that occurred after the circuit court’s order. Because of the unique procedural history of this case, the Supreme Court remanded it for consideration of any pending matters related to the custody of the minor children.
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