Campbell v. Campbell

BRASWELL, Judge.

Plaintiff has abandoned all but two of her ten original assignments of error. She first argues that the court’s Finding of Fact No. 19, that the best interests of the minor child will be promoted by his remaining with defendant, was not supported by sufficient evidence. The best interest of the child, in light of all the surrounding circumstances, is the paramount consideration which must guide the court in awarding custody of a minor child. Blackley v. Blackley, 285 N.C. 358, 204 S.E. 2d 678 (1974); 3 R. Lee, N.C. Family Law § 224 (4th ed. 1981); G.S. 5043.2(a). The trial…