Hey folks, Mark Scroggins with Scroggins law group wanted to remind y’all when I’m answering these questions that that y’all have posed, remember that that does not create an attorney client relationship between either myself or Scroggins Law Group and anyone out there. So this is just providing some general thoughts on the questions that y’all pose. So our next question is what happens when you have a child custody order, but for quite a period of time, you haven’t actually been following it, you’ve been doing something else that tends to work better for the kids. And then all of a sudden one party wants to go back to the underlying order? Well, that is a great question. What can be done about that? Can you file a petition to modify? Absolutely, you can file a petition to modify but you better do it quickly, because the order is what governs. All right, but what a court will look at is What have y’all been doing? So what has been the status quo? What has been working best for the children? So clearly, y’all aren’t doing something that doesn’t work for the kids, right? And somebody just got pissed off and decided, well, I’m taking all my marbles and I’m going home, you know, and that is basically what this is, someone gets pissed off. And they decide that they’re going to take it out on the opposing party, rather than the kids now. That is, unless there has really been something big that has happened to cause it to go back. Let’s say somebody’s got a drug or alcohol issue. So that leads into our next question. So I’m going to stop there. If you’ve got questions about this, hey, do I have enough and we’ve been doing something long enough. Don’t forget to reach out that’s something we can walk you through.