The parties separated after a common law relationship.
The father sought primary residence, decision-making responsibility, child support, and occupation rent for the home he solely owned but where the mother continued to reside.
The mother claimed a constructive trust over the home, alleging she contributed to the mortgage.
The court granted the father primary residence and decision-making for the younger child, ordered the mother to pay child support, and dismissed the mother's constructive trust claim due to lack of evidence of unjust enrichment.
The court also ordered the mother to vacate the home and pay $56,848 in occupation rent for her extended stay.
