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Can a parent's new job this spring be grounds for changing child custody in Michigan? Discover when a job change might significantly impact custody arrangements versus simply leading to parenting time adjustments.

A new job, by itself, is usually not enough to modify a Michigan custody order. Custody might be revisited if the job requires extensive travel, leaving a nanny as the primary caregiver when the other parent is available. Taking an inherently dangerous job could be grounds for modification if it impacts the child's safety or environment. Often, job changes lead to modifications in the parenting time schedule rather than a full change of custody. Changing custody requires meeting a high legal standard: proving a significant change in circumstances affecting the child's best interests.

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