Jensen v. Jensen

The parties were divorced by a judgment order that provided joint custody of their two children. No terms governing the joint custody arrangement were set forth in the decree. The court subsequently ordered the children to remain with the mother during the week and to reside with the father weekends, and modified the support payments. The father, seven months later, moved to clarify the joint custody rights of the parties. The mother then moved for permanent custody of the children. Based on its findings, the court granted custody of the children to the plaintiff father. It is from this order…