California · Family Code
FAM §3022.5: A motion by a parent for reconsideration of an existing child custody order shall be granted if the motion is based on the fact that the other parent was convicted of a crime in connection with falsel
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A parent may request the court to reconsider a child custody order if the other parent was convicted of a crime involving false statements.
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A motion by a parent for reconsideration of an existing child custody order shall be granted if the motion is based on the fact that the other parent was convicted of a crime in connection with falsely accusing the moving parent of child abuse.
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