Ross v. Ross

DANIEL E. SCOTT, J.-OPINION AUTHOR

Mother appeals a modification of child-visitation provisions.1 We rarely grant relief to a party who leads a trial court one direction, then complains after judgment that the court ruled that way and not differently, which is what we see here:

• Before the hearing, the parties announced that they had agreed on a parenting plan and would provide it to the court.

• Before judgment was entered, Mother notified the court of one concern on visitation and proposed slightly tweaking one clause of the proposed parenting plan to address it.

• After judgment, Mother…