This family law trial addressed three main issues: the regular parenting schedule, the respondent's alcohol consumption during parenting time, and the children's contact with a third party.
The applicant sought an asymmetric shared parenting schedule, mandatory alcohol monitoring for the respondent, and restrictions on contact with Ms. Foy.
The court affirmed the existing equal-time parenting schedule, finding it promoted the children's best interests and stability.
It ordered the respondent to abstain from alcohol during parenting time and use an alcohol monitoring device for one year due to past breaches of court orders and lack of insight into the impact of his drinking.
The request for restrictions on contact with Ms. Foy was dismissed, as the court found it overreaching and lacking sufficient evidentiary basis, noting Ms. Foy was not a party to the litigation.
