What are the grounds for Modification from Sole Managing Conservator to Joint Managing Conservator?
• The Court may modify an order that designates a sole managing conservator if a parent of the child requests appointment as a joint managing conservator and the Court finds that: • the circumstances of the child or the sole managing conservator have materially and substantially changed since the rendition of the Order; • retention of a sole managing conservator would be detrimental to the welfare of the child; and • the appointment of the parent as a joint managing conservator would be a positive improvement for and in the best interest fo the child. • An order of joint conservatorship, in and of itself, does not constitute grounds for modifying a support order. What are the grounds for Modification of Conservatorship or Possession and Access? The Court may modify an order that sets the terms and conditions for possession and access to a child or that prescribes the relative rights and duties of conservator if: • the circumstances of the child, a conservator, or other party affected b
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