10/14/2026
A promise about future follow-through is not a record of past follow-through.
When a judge considers whether an existing custody order should change, the order and how it has worked in practice may matter. Consistent follow-through can mean honoring the schedule, completing exchanges as ordered, and keeping clear, factual records when circumstances differ.
Before asking for a change, start by reviewing the current order and what the records show. The Lighthouse Method™ moves from Stabilize to Structure, Advocate, and Resolve, so decisions are grounded in clarity and purposeful advocacy.
Serving women in Lexington County. Call 855-LadyEsq (855.523.9377). Lighthouse Family Law is currently accepting new clients in South Carolina.
This post is for general informational purposes only and is not legal advice. Every case is different.