The appellant father appealed a trial judgment awarding joint custody of the children, seeking sole custody.
The respondent mother cross-appealed the joint custody order and the equalization of net family property, but abandoned the custody cross-appeal.
The Court of Appeal found no basis to interfere with the trial judge's difficult decision to award joint custody, noting it was not forcibly opposed.
The court also found no palpable error in the trial judge's equalization determination.
Both the appeal and cross-appeal were dismissed without costs.
