Tremont v. Tremont

Summary

The Supreme Court of Delaware affirmed the Family Court’s denial of the Father’s request to eliminate the Mother’s mid-week visitation and its grant of the Mother’s request for a modest visitation increase. The Court held that the Father bore the burden of showing that the existing mid-week visitation endangered the Child’s physical health or significantly impaired the Child’s emotional development, and that the Family Court properly weighed the statutory best-interest factors without making detailed findings on every factor. The Court concluded that the Family Court’s factual findings and discretionary decision were supported by the record and resulted from an orderly and logical deductive process.