Yes, if you can show that things have changed since the last visitation order was issued and that the changes warrant a new visitation order. In other words, you usually have to show that things aren’t working the way they are.

If one parent moves farther away, the current visitation schedule might not be practical or even possible to maintain. You can ask the judge to issue a new order that takes the new living situation into account. Similarly, work hours might change. If your schedule changes at work and you no longer are able to see your child during…
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