Paul and Constance White were married in 1980 and separated in 1992. They had three children: a son born in 1981 and twin boys born in 1983. After their separation, the parents agreed that the father would have interim custody of the boys and the mother would have reasonable access. However, access problems developed, and behaviour and discipline problems occcured at home and at school. There was obvious and considerable animosity between the parents. In 1993, with the father's approval, the oldest son and on of the twins went to live with their mother. Since the separation, Mrs. White had been residing with another man whom she intended to marry. In divorce proceedings, Mr.White proposed that custody of the son in his care be granted to him and that Mrs. White be granted custody of the other two sons. She, in turn, sought custody of all three children.
If you were the judge, who would you award full access, or interim custosy and reasonable custody? Why not the other parent if not joint custody?
2007-05-03
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