Limited prior sole caregiving due to work is not proof of lack of parenting ability

File-based classification.The fact that the father, during the period of cohabitation, had provided sole care less frequently and for shorter periods because of a heavy workload did not, the court expressly held, permit any inference of limited parenting capacity.

The documented point

The fact that the father had, during the period of cohabitation, cared for the child alone less frequently and for shorter periods due to a heavy workload did not, the court expressly held, permit an inference of limited parental capacity.

Why this point is relevant in its own right

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limit of testimony

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