At the time of divorce, after the custody of the child is awarded to the other party, if the other party is not conducive to the child's future growth, it can request to change the custody of the child. The Opinions on Handling Child Support in the Trial of Divorce Cases stipulates that in any of the following circumstances, if one party requests to change the custody of children, the people's court shall support it: 1. The parent who lives with the child is unable to continue to raise the child due to serious illness or disability. 2. The party who lives with the children fails to fulfill the obligation of raising or has abusive behavior, or other children * * * live with them, which has adverse effects on their physical and mental health. 3./kloc-minor children over 0/0 are willing to live with each other. /kloc-Minors over 0/0 are people with limited capacity and can engage in civil activities related to their age. When parents divorce, they should listen to their children's opinions on the custody of children over 10 years old. However, if the child was under 10 at the time of divorce and reached 10 after several years, and the child clearly expressed his willingness to live with the other party, he may apply for changing the custody right of the divorced child. There are other reasonable reasons to change. Legal basis: Article 16 of Several Specific Opinions of the People's Court on Handling Child Support in the Trial of Divorce Cases shall be supported if one party requests to change the child support relationship under any of the following circumstances. (1) The party who lives with the children is unable to continue to raise the children due to serious illness or disability; (2) The party living with the child * * * fails to fulfill the obligation of raising or maltreats the child, or living with the child * * * does have a negative impact on the physical and mental health of the child; (3) The minor children who have reached the age of 10 are willing to live with each other, and the other party has the ability to support them; (4) There are other legitimate reasons for the change.