The parties separated in 2009 and have two children.
The mother, who converted to Judaism, had primary care of the children and unilaterally made religious and medical decisions, including circumcising the boys.
She repeatedly breached court orders regarding access and travel, and failed to ensure the children attended public school on time, preferring a private Jewish school.
The Office of the Children's Lawyer recommended a change in custody due to the mother's attempts to marginalize the father and her failure to meet the children's educational needs.
The court awarded sole custody to the father, finding the mother ungovernable and unable to foster the children's relationship with their father.
The mother was granted extensive access and ordered to pay child support based on imputed income, while the father was ordered to pay time-limited spousal support.
