In re Marriage of Davis
Annotate this CaseWhen Daughter was two years old, Mother and Father dissolved their marriage. The district court approved a stipulated parenting plan entered into by the parties providing that Daughter would split her time equally between the parties in their respective homes in different states. Before Daughter was to enter kindergarten, Father filed a motion to modify the parenting plan. Mother responded with her own proposed parenting plan. The district court’s standing master issued an order amending the parenting plan and awarded custody of Daughter to Mother during the school year. The district court affirmed. The Supreme Court affirmed, holding that the district court did not err in affirming the standing master’s order amending the parenting plan.
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