A family law trial concerning decision-making responsibility, parenting time, and child support for a young child.
The court found credible evidence of intimate partner violence, coercive control, and inappropriate sexual conduct by the father, concluding that the child’s safety required strict supervision of parenting time.
The mother was granted sole decision-making responsibility, authority over travel and identifying documents, and a restraining order limiting the father’s proximity and communication.
Applying the Drygala framework, the court found the father intentionally underemployed and imputed income progressively over three years for child support purposes.
