The parties separated in 2008 and settled property issues, leaving custody, access, and child support to be determined.
The mother sought joint custody with final decision-making authority, while the father sought joint custody without such authority and increased access to reach a 40 percent threshold.
The court ordered joint custody with no final decision-making authority to either party, finding they had a history of cooperative decision-making.
The court maintained the children's primary residence with the mother and established a detailed access schedule for the father.
The court also ordered the father to pay ongoing child support of $1,141.25 per month and retroactive child support fixed at $12,000.
