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The Custody Center A Subsidiary of Village Publishing, the Leading Publisher of Child Custody Tests and Instruments in the United States. SIGN UP FOR Custody & Divorce Resources SIGN UP BELOW Village Publishing Building73

The Custody Center A Subsidiary of Village Publishing, the Leading Publisher of Child Custody Tests and Instruments in the United States. SIGN UP FOR Custody & Divorce Resources SIGN UP BELOW Village Publishing Building73 Valley Drive Furlong, PA 18925 (800) 553-7678 (800) 633-7223 FAX (215) 794-3386staff@custodycenter Serving Mental Health Professionals and Men and Women for Over Two Decades Change of Circumstancesas Groundsfor ModifyingChild Custody Courts have the power to modify child custody arrangements to meet the needs of the child and to respond to changes in the parents’ lives. A parent seeking to change custody through the court usually must show that the conditions have changed substantially since the last custody order. This change of circumstance usually involves something negative in the child’s current environment - such as improper supervision, or harmful conflicts with the custodial parent or stepparent, or one of the

The Custody Center A Subsidiary of Village Publishing, the Leading Publisher of Child Custody Tests and Instruments in the United States. SIGN UP FOR Custody & Divorce Resources

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