· 2/18/2016
Delmas Sexton, II v. Keith A. Barand, Brian T. Taylor, and Ryan A. Masoner (mem. dec.)
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- finding district court did not abuse its discretion by declining to base its custody decision on the spousal abuse which occurred during the marriage where court found Father was “evolving” and that “to the extent [the spousal abuse] existed . . . it is not there anymore”
- parties' inability to make joint decisions on matters relevant to child's welfare demonstrated shared custody arrangement was not working during temporary custody period
- temporary shared custody period took place during summer months not comparable to the parties' lives the rest of the year since both work as teachers
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