T.C.H. v. K.M.H.

GRIMM, Judge.

In this bench-tried case, K.M.H. (mother) appeals the trial court’s decision granting T.C.H. (father) primary custody of S., their thirteen-year-old daughter (daughter) and M., their eight-year-old son (son).

Mother raises four points of error. First, the trial court erred in granting custody of the children to father; because its “order was not based on substantial evidence, was against the weight of the evidence and resulted from an erroneous application of law.” We disagree, because the record reveals substantial evidence to support the trial court’s decision. Second, the trial…