Mikoll, J. P.
In June 1996, respondent was awarded custody of the parties' two children following a trial. In that order, Family Court recited that it felt "bound" to grant custody to respondent despite its detailed findings of fact relating to his problems with alcohol, propensity for violence, and history of interfering with petitioner's custodial and visitation rights, because petitioner did not produce an expert to refute the court-ordered psychological evaluations...
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