Todd M.S. v. Julie M.G. (Per Curiam Opinion)
Annotate this CaseWife and Husband were divorced by order of the family court. Adopted into the final divorce order was an agreed parenting plan under which Mother was the primary custodial parent. After Father relocated to Pennsylvania, the parties were unable to reach an agreed-upon modification of the parenting plan. The primary dispute involved the transportation of the child for the purposes of Father's visitation. The circuit court found the parties had a "de facto" parenting plan under which Father was to provide all transportation for the child for purposes of visitation. In so finding, the circuit court reversed the final order of the family court, which provided that the parties share responsibility in the transportation of the child to facilitate Father's parenting time. The Supreme Court reversed, holding that the circuit court committed error in finding that Mother was to be given deference to all parenting plan decisions. Remanded.
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