Price v. Boulden

Summary

The Supreme Court affirmed the Family Court’s denial of the Mother’s petition to modify residential custody. The Family Court properly applied the best-interests standard, and its finding that the existing arrangement preserved the children’s schooling and avoided bedroom-sharing concerns was supported by the record. The Supreme Court also declined to consider the Mother’s post-hearing housing circumstances because they were outside the appellate record and noted that the missing hearing transcript prevented meaningful review of her factual challenge.