The applicant father and respondent mother sought an order for decision-making responsibility for their 6-year-old child.
The parties had resolved parenting time but remained in high conflict over health and education decisions, largely driven by the father's disproportionate anxiety regarding the child's health.
The court ordered that the mother have sole decision-making responsibility for health and education to reduce conflict and ensure stability.
The parties were granted shared decision-making responsibility for culture, language, religion, and significant extracurricular activities, as they demonstrated an ability to cooperate in these areas.
