Unmarried parents dispute custody and access of their child.
The father seeks joint custody with equal week-about sharing of care and control.
The mother seeks sole custody with biweekly access to the father.
The court finds that the father's history of emotional abuse, controlling behaviour, sexual assault, and inability to communicate effectively with the mother render him unsuitable for joint custody.
The mother is found to be the child's primary caregiver throughout the child's life and better positioned to serve the child's best interests.
The court awards sole custody to the mother with biweekly access to the father.
