Trial court properly held a de novo trial on remand and properly awarded primary physical custody of parties' daughter to father and granted father the ability to decide which school the child would attend because mother waived some of her issues by failing to object. Affirmed.
May 31, 2016 at 12:00 AM
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Child Custody • Factors • Choice of School • Due Process • Waiver
L.D.W. v. B.E.W., PICS Case No. 16-0673 (Pa. Super. May 17, 2016) (memorandum) Ford Elliott, P.J. (19 pages).
Trial court properly held a de novo trial on remand and properly awarded primary physical custody of parties’ daughter to father and granted father the ability to decide which school the child would attend because mother waived some of her issues by failing to object. Affirmed.
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