Long v. Long
Supreme Court of Georgia
1Opinion of the Court
Hall, Justice.
This is a child custody case. The parties were divorced in 1971 and the custody of the couple’s two minor children was awarded to the mother. In 1974 the father filed this suit for a change in the custody and appeals from a judgment for the mother.
The trial court found "as a matter of fact that the evidence does not show a material change of condition sufficient to order a change of the custody . . . and that the children are happy, healthy, normal children who are adequately cared for by their mother.”
Whether there are changed conditions affecting the welfare of a child…
2Cases cited1 opinion
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