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*the party's time with the child is proving harmful to the child's mental or physical health and welfare.
Where there are allegations involving mental health issues, parenting capacity or the children's wishes, it is often essential to have a psychologist or psychiatrist provide a report which supports the allegations. Section 15 reports Reports are discussed in more detail in the section on [[Children in Family Law Matters#Reports and assessments | reports and assessments under the chapter page Children > Custody in the Family Law Matters]] and discussion about the factors involved in making a custody orderawards on the [[Custody and Access]] page.
===Increasing Time time with a Childchild===
Of course, parenting schedules can also be changed to increase the amount of time a person has with a child. Circumstances where this has happened include where :
These are just a few of the circumstances in which a person's time with the child can be increased from the amount given in an order or agreement. As long as there has been a change in circumstances since the order or agreement was made and the increased time is in the children's best interests, access arrangements should be adjusted.
==Relocating With with or Without without a Childchild==
It sometimes happens that a parent who has the children for most of the time, whether because of a court order or a separation agreement, wants to move out of town. The parent who wants to move generally wants to move because: