S.M.M. v. J.D.K.

J.D.K. (“the father”) and S.M.M. (“the mother”) executed an agreement settling their divorce action, which, among other things, provided that the mother would have sole physical and legal custody of the parties’ daughters, L.J.K., born on December 27, 2007, and S.R.K., born on December 2, 2009, and that the father would have “[s]upervised visitation at the discretion of the [mother], supervised by the [mother] or person of her choice at places designated by the [mother].” The attorney who drafted the settlement agreement on behalf of the mother testified that he had included the “unusual”…