Oster v. Oster

LeBLANC, Judge.

This appeal involves a child custody dispute. The issues presented in this appeal are whether the trial court (1) erred in decreeing that the primary domicile of the child be with the mother, (2) in failing to approve a plan of implementation prior to rendition of the custody judgment, and (3) in making its decision based upon privileged communications between the parties and a court appointed mediator.

In 1984, Robyn Oster, plaintiff-appellee, and Theodore Oster, defendant-appellant, stipulated to joint custody of their son. Custody was to alternate between the parents; seven…