Domestic Relations – Custody – Mom’s Move – Reversion

By Deborah Elkins
Published: October 13, 2008

A trial court erred in ordering that primary physical custody of the parties’ child would revert from mother to father if mother moved out of Virginia or more than 30 miles from father, and the Court of Appeals reverses the custody order. The court indicated the interests of the child would best be served by remaining ...

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