Lee v. Fontine

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• any judicially determined preconditions may amplify, but do not alter, the best interest standard
• The Gruber holding does “not create a new standard and we hasten to stress the polestar of our analysis ... remains the best interests of the child.”
• “While we acknowledge the refinements posited in Gruber in relocation cases, they do not create a new standard and we hasten to stress the polestar of our analysis in this case, just as it was in Gruber .. .remains the best interests of the child....”
• “While we acknowledge the refinements posited in Gruber in relocation cases, they do not create a new standard and we hasten to stress the polestar of our analysis in this case, just as it was in Gruber and a legion of prior custody cases, remains the best interests of the child____”

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