The court properly modified the parties' agreement, entered into when their seven-year-old child was less than three years old, to clarify ambiguities regarding the periods of visitation. Even if, arguendo, the modification were an expansion of the father's visitation periods, the seven-year-old child's distress over the uncertainty of the visitation schedule and expression of a desire to see more of her father were changes in circumstances that made adherence to the dated...
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