The moving party mother brought an urgent motion for temporary joint custody of the parties' three-year-old child during the COVID-19 pandemic.
The parties had separated and shared parenting time until an incident where the mother damaged the father's home and was charged with mischief, resulting in a non-communication order.
The court found the mother's evidence regarding the incident and her proposed parenting plan lacking.
The court dismissed the motion for joint custody, ordered that the child's primary residence remain temporarily with the father, and adjourned the issue of the mother's parenting time to allow for further evidence regarding her work schedule.
