STEPHEN D. LOBRANO, FORMER HUSBAND, APPELLANT,
v.
CYNTHIA BROCATO, FORMER WIFE AND ELIZABETH G. RUCKELSHUAS, APPELLEES
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The appellate court reversed the trial court's modification of custody, holding that a substantial change in circumstances must be shown to modify a joint custody arrangement where no primary residential parent was previously designated. The court also remanded for recalculation of child support.
A substantial change in circumstances must be demonstrated to modify a joint custody arrangement when no primary residential parent was previously designated.
Following a dissolution with a joint custody arrangement, the former husband sought to modify custody and child support. The trial court granted the m…
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PER CURIAM.
Having considered the parties’ responses to this Court’s orders dated June 16, 2006, and August 2, 2006, the appeal is hereby DISMISSED for lack of jurisdiction. The order on appeal does not bring an end to the judicial labor required by the intervener’s complaint, which was filed in this dissolution of marriage proceeding, nor has the dissolution of marriage proceeding come to an end.
All pending motions are hereby denied as moot.
ERVIN, BARFIELD, and POLSTON, JJ., concur.