Compton v. Gilmore

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• indicating that pro forma approval of party-drafted findings of fact and conclusions of law is disfavored but a court may ask for proposed findings and conclusions to assist its decision- making
• considering parents’ conflicting religious beliefs improper absent “clear and affirmative showing that the conflicting religious beliefs affect the general welfare of the child”
• a child's unusual behavior after visiting the noncustodial parent was attributable to the occurrence of visitation as an occasion or opportunity to express parental conflict and was unattributable to the noncustodial parent's religious practices
• a child’s unusual behavior after visiting the noncustodial parent was attributable to the occurrence of visitation as an occasion or opportunity to express parental conflict and was unattributable to the noncustodial parent’s religious practices

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