Legal issue in Nevada...?
Read this scenario:
Father has primary custody of 13 year old daughter, father and step-mother fight for a year then finally separate, court temporarily orders custody to be modified so bio-mother and father have joint custody. Bio-mother cares for daughter while father is at work so daughter is not home alone. Three months later father has to move out of home and child and father move in with father's mother. Court orders temporary custody change to be permanent. Father finds new girl friend five months after step-mom and father separate. Father and Bio-mother agree daughter enroll in High School using bio mom address, Eight months after meeting girlfriend, father moves child in with girlfriend and girlfriend's daughter, suddenly. Father's new home is on the other side of town from where child and father have lived and away from mother. Father's move was not discussed with bio-mother and was briefly mentioned to daughter once a week before the move, then nothing else was said until the day before the move....
Does bio-mother have a chance of getting primary custody if she goes to court?
Are these good enough reasons for the court to favor mother?
Please do not tell me that I should see a lawyer, I am asking this question to determine if there is enough evidence with just these events.
Thank you,
The father had primary custody by mutual agreement, until mother asked the court to change it at the time father and step mother split up. Courts immediately modified order to 50/50
Custody was modified to 50/50 and it is 50/50 currently