Understanding Child Custody Modifications in Vermont Navigating child custody agreements can be challenging, especially when circumstances change. In Vermont, modifying a child custody order requires a clear understanding of the legal process and what the court considers when making decisions. This article provides a comprehensive overview of child custody modifications in Vermont, offering practical advice and strategies for a successful outcome. 📈 Legal Framework in Vermont Vermont courts prioritize the best interests of the child in all custody matters. Vermont Statutes Title 15, Chapters 5 and 11 provide the legal framework for custody and visitation. Modification of a custody order is possible when there's a "real, substantial, and unanticipated change of circumstances" and the modification is in the child's best interest. Grounds for Modifying a Child Custody Order To successfully modify a custody agreement in Vermont, you must demonstrate...