Daghir v. Daghir

The majority’s conclusion that the Appellate Division did not err as a matter of law and that the Family Court Judge did is not sustainable on the record. Indeed, exactly the opposite is true. Moreover, its conception that the custody of a child can be changed “for the purpose of giving effect to the father’s right of visita*941tion” without consideration of any of the many other factors involved in the determination of the child’s best interest is so inconsistent with precedent that I cannot join in it. Respectfully, therefore, I dissent.

The majority memorandum makes no reference to the…