Woodring v. Woodring
Court of Appeals of North Carolina
1Opinion of the Court
MARTIN, Chief Judge.
According to the fimited record on appeal before us, defendant Angela Woodring (“mother”) and plaintiff Claude Woodring (“father”), having been married, separated on or about 15 January 2010, when mother took their two minor children — T.M.W. and C.E.W. — with her to Missouri. At the time of the separation, the minor children were ages fourteen and ten, respectively. Less than a week later, father filed an action in North Carolina seeking primary physical and legal custody of the minor children. On 14 June 2010, the parties entered a temporary consent order which, among…
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