Cook v. Cook (2007)
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ISSUES:
The issue before the court was whether a mother's living with and otherwise exposing her children to her lesbian partner warranted change of custody.
HOLDING:
The Court upheld the trial court's findings that, in exposing her children to her lesbian relationship, the mother enganged in a pattern of misconduct which demonstrated a disregard for the best interests of the children. The court further found that the mother's lesbian partner did not represent an appropriate parental figure for the children.
REASONING:
- (1) The mother allowed her lesbian partner to visit her home while the children were with her.
- (2) The mother occasionally had her lesbian partner attend the children's special events with her.
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