In a Hartford Courtroom, Grant Wanted the House Until a Little Purple Toy Started Playing
Holloway isn’t a licensed attorney and has filed unverified personal notes in the court file,” Hale shot back, refusing to look toward my table.
“Mr.
Holloway needs structural stability for six-year-old Sophie.”
Judge Whitmore tapped the papers into a neat stack on her desk blotter before looking up.
“The court grants Mr.
Holloway temporary exclusive use of the residence pending a full evidentiary hearing,” Judge Whitmore said.
“And residential placement of the child?” Hale asked right away.
“Temporary primary physical custody goes to the father,” Judge Whitmore said.