In re the Marriage of Hodge

In this dissolution action, the parties contest the custody of their four-year-old daughter. The trial court awarded custody to husband, and wife appeals. We affirm.

The court awarded custody to husband, because it found that he had been the daughter’s primary parent and that it would be in her best interests to award husband custody with reasonable visitation rights to wife. Wife does not dispute those findings. Rather, she contends that custody should have been awarded to her, because of blood test results which show that husband is not the daughter’s biological father. Husband argues that…