The applicant mother brought a motion for temporary orders regarding decision-making responsibility for the parties' twin children.
While most issues were settled, the parties disputed decision-making for the children's religion and spirituality.
The mother sought sole decision-making to allow the children to participate in Catholic sacraments, including First Communion, while the father objected based on unparticularized concerns about the Catholic faith.
The court granted the mother temporary sole decision-making responsibility for religion and spirituality, finding it in the children's best interests to maintain the status quo of their religious upbringing and participate fully in their faith.
