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Yes. The matter can be brought before the court with jurisdiction over the custody order. The court will assign an investigator who will provide a report and the court may make a modification of the custody order if it finds sufficient cause.

The court may wait until the domestic violence charge has been adjudicated or it may make a temporary change while that claim is being investigated.

Yes. The matter can be brought before the court with jurisdiction over the custody order. The court will assign an investigator who will provide a report and the court may make a modification of the custody order if it finds sufficient cause.

The court may wait until the domestic violence charge has been adjudicated or it may make a temporary change while that claim is being investigated.

Yes. The matter can be brought before the court with jurisdiction over the custody order. The court will assign an investigator who will provide a report and the court may make a modification of the custody order if it finds sufficient cause.

The court may wait until the domestic violence charge has been adjudicated or it may make a temporary change while that claim is being investigated.

Yes. The matter can be brought before the court with jurisdiction over the custody order. The court will assign an investigator who will provide a report and the court may make a modification of the custody order if it finds sufficient cause.

The court may wait until the domestic violence charge has been adjudicated or it may make a temporary change while that claim is being investigated.

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Yes. The matter can be brought before the court with jurisdiction over the custody order. The court will assign an investigator who will provide a report and the court may make a modification of the custody order if it finds sufficient cause.

The court may wait until the domestic violence charge has been adjudicated or it may make a temporary change while that claim is being investigated.

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