· 6/20/1997
O'BRIEN v. Crumley
Citations
- 695 So. 2d 881
- 1997 WL 336592
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- holding evidence supported determination that rotating custody was in child’s best interest where child had adjusted well to rotating custody schedule in effect prior to determination and the child had close ties and a loving relationship with both parents
- affirming rotating custody order where the evidence reflected that the child had adjusted well to the rotating custody in effect prior to the trial court's order and was thriving in the arrangement
- finding no abuse of discretion in the trial court’s ordering rotating custody where “[o]nly the mother opined that the arrangement was unsuitable but she was unable to specify any adverse effects resulting from the arrangement”
- finding no abuse of discretion in the trial court's ordering rotating custody where \[o]nly the mother opined that the arrangement was unsuitable but she was unable to specify any adverse effects resulting from the arrangement\
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Judges: Peterson
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