T.O.B. v. C.J.B.
Court of Civil Appeals of Alabama
1Opinion of the Court
THOMAS, Judge.
T.O.B. (“the father”) and C.J.B. (“the mother”) were divorced in October 2003. The divorce judgment incorporated an agreement of the parties providing, among other things, that they would have joint legal custody of their two daughters, four-year-old A.B. and three-year-old C.B. (“the children”), that the mother would have sole physical custody of the children, and that the father would pay child support and have liberal visitation privileges with the children.
During their marriage, the parties lived in Creóla in Mobile County. After the divorce, the father moved to Tuscumbia in…
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