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The mother initiated proceedings to modify a 2004 Pennsylvania custody order, seeking primary physical custody of her daughter. The Family Court granted the mother's petition and dismissed the father's cross-petition, awarding primary physical custody to the mother, which the father then appealed. The appellate court reviewed whether a change in circumstances warranted modification and if relocation with the mother to North Carolina was in the child's best interests. The court found a sound and substantial basis for the Family Court's decision, citing issues with the father's care and the mother's stable home environment. It also concluded that the father was not denied effective assistance of counsel. The Family Court's order was affirmed.
Lewis v. Tomeo is a workers' compensation case decided in Appellate Division of the Supreme Court of the State of New York. This case addresses legal issues related to compensation claims, benefits, and court rulings.
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The mother initiated proceedings to modify a 2004 Pennsylvania custody order, seeking primary physical custody of her daughter. The Family Court granted the mother's petition and dismissed the father's cross-petition, awarding primary physical custody to the mother, which the father then appealed. The appellate court reviewed whether a change in circumstances warranted modification and if relocation with the mother to North Carolina was in the child's best interests. The court found a sound and substantial basis for the Family Court's decision, citing issues with the father's care and the mother's stable home environment. It also concluded that the father was not denied effective assistance of counsel. The Family Court's order was affirmed.
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