The parties separated and initially shared a nesting arrangement in the matrimonial home.
Following the sale of the home, both parties brought motions regarding the parenting schedule, schooling, and child support.
The mother sought primary residence and interim sole custody, while the father sought to continue an alternating week schedule.
The court excluded surreptitious surveillance evidence obtained by the mother against the father.
Finding that the father's demanding schedule as a medical resident made him largely unavailable to parent the children without delegating to his extended family, the court ordered primary residence to the mother with the father having alternate weekends and Wednesday overnights.
The court also ordered the children to attend the school proposed by the mother and ordered the father to pay table child support.