AGID, Judge.
A parenting plan established that Roger Miller was to have visits with his son, Garth, on Wednesdays and every other weekend. At a review hearing, Miller asked the trial court to give him joint custody, and the court refused. This ruling was correct, because even though Miller had moved to Maine since the first hearing, a change to joint custody would have been a modification of the original order. A modification required Miller to show that there had...
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