Hostility crackled in the bare conference room as the husband and wife traded barbs over the custody of their 11-year-old son.
“What I’m saying is, you give me my son, and then you go,” said the father, who vehemently opposed his wife’s proposal to take the boy out of the state. “All his cousins are here, he has no family his age down there.”
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