A.W. v. I.C. CA2/1
This appeal stems from a family law proceeding between A.W. (Father) and I.C. (Mother) regarding the custody of their minor child, M.W. Father appeals the family court’s order granting Mother’s request that M.W. move with her to Washington, D.C. Father argues the court reversibly erred when, in granting this request, the court “ignored” the opinion testimony of a custody investigator that Mother was relocating to Washington, D.C. as a means of keeping M.W. away from Father. But the trial court was entitled to deem the investigator’s testimony not credible, and substantial evidence supports the court’s finding that Mother’s move was not in bad faith. Father identified no other basis on which he challenges the court’s overall conclusion that the move was in M.W.’s best interest. Accordingly, we affirm.
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