Bordy v. Radia

Summary

The Supreme Court of Delaware affirmed the Family Court’s order modifying the parties’ shared-placement arrangement and awarding primary placement to the Mother. The Court held that the Family Court considered the relevant best-interests evidence, supported its factual findings with the record, applied an orderly and logical deductive process, and did not violate the Father’s constitutional rights. The Court emphasized that appellate deference was warranted because the difficult custody determination was supported by the record and governing law.