Mother Loses Children's Custody Over Frequent Trips Abroad (opens original article in a new tab)

A woman lost custody of her two children after the Family Court of Appeals ruled her frequent travel abroad left them in others' care, failing to meet custodial responsibilities.

• Family Court of Appeals revoked a woman's custody of her two children due to frequent travel abroad.
• The court ruled that the mother failed to meet legal and practical custodial requirements by leaving children in others' care during her absence.
• The father was granted custody as the court found no evidence of his unfitness and no other eligible relatives claimed custody.