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{{JP Boyd on Family Law TOC}}
There really is no such thing as an absolutely "''final" '' order or agreement involving children. All orders and agreements involving children can be changed, but, in general, something new and serious must have happened since the original order or agreement was made, something which that affects the best interests of the children. The same rule applies to changing agreements that deal with children; the court won't change the arrangements made in a fairly negotiated agreement unless there has been a change in circumstances.
This chapter will provide a brief introduction to page talks about changing orders involving children for custody and discuss access under the factors the court will consider in ''Divorce Act'' and about changing orders for custody, guardianship and accessagreements about parenting arrangements and contact under the ''Family Law Act''. It will also discuss mobility issuesrelocation, the problems a special problem that crop comes up when a parent guardian wants to move , usually with the children , to a new different town, new province or new country. '''JP NOT done.'''
==Introduction==