· 6/12/2014
Lesley Farley Pitcavage v. Joel Michael Pitcavage
Citations
- 11 N.E.3d 547
- 2014 WL 2616185
- 2014 Ind. App. LEXIS 262
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- concluding that because court’s findings were specific, detailed, and clearly indicate its theory for its decision, its factual findings satisfied the “spirit of the requirement” for findings
- finding that trial court acted within its authority to order parent to participate in psychotherapy as a condition of her right to exercise parenting time
- noting no statutory authority for trial court to mandate psychotherapy for a parent as part of a dissolution decree
- applying abuse of discretion standard to an initial custody order
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Judges: Riley, Robb, Bradford
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