Motion for therapy?

[antonin]

A word aboout this "clear and convincing" evidence thing. I've seen ruling in Michigan for 50/50 cases that a ref or custody evaluator ruled that since the kid spends a great amount of time with each kid that there is no established enviornment.


Yes, if custody is established, it takes clear and convincing evidence.
If custody is not established, it takes only a preponderance of evdience (51%).

As far as I can see, mere hearsay and false allegations can contstitute
a preponderance of evidence in some courts.