Modifies child custody and visitation orders, allowing temporary orders and joint custody.
Allows courts to issue temporary custody and visitation orders during modification proceedings, with notice to all parties. Permits modification of existing custody orders if circumstances have changed. Enables parties to submit a proposed parenting plan for court approval if they agree on terms. Allows for joint custody or visitation modifications under specific conditions. Ensures temporary orders do not prejudice future hearings.
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