Raible v. Raible

How courts have described this case

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• determining that in a divorce proceeding the court could impose condition that the father pay child support to receive visitation so long as he had the ability to pay
• holding it was not in the best interest of the children to terminate physical custody of mother who had been involved romantically with a married man, after her divorce, and had ceased the conduct at issue well before the custody hearing
• “The paramount, overriding consideration is the welfare of the children.”
• evidence of conduct occurring before earlier order is admissible, not to show whether that order was right or wrong, “but to show some of the past history of the parties insofar as that history might aid the court in appraising their present characters and fitness as custodians”

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