In most states, child custody orders are enacted with the understanding that they will remain in place until the child in question reaches the age of majority or financial self-sufficiency. Indeed, in a number of jurisdictions, there are laws in place that prevent parents from requesting multiple custody changes within a short period of time. However, the reality is that family circumstances often change and in most cases, custody courts are open to the possibility of helping divorced parents create up-to-date agreements that speak to and address their family