The respondent mother sought summary judgment for final orders regarding decision-making, parenting time, and travel for the children, and a restraining order against the applicant father.
The father, self-represented, opposed the motion but failed to file responding evidence.
The court granted the mother's motion for summary judgment on all parenting issues, finding no genuine issue requiring a trial, given the father's hostile conduct, inability to prioritize the children's best interests over his fixation on the separation, and refusal to engage in supervised access.
The court ordered sole decision-making and primary residence to the mother, supervised parenting time for the father through a professional program, and authorized the mother to arrange travel and apply for passports without the father's consent.
The request for a restraining order was dismissed without prejudice due to it not being pleaded.