Sagers v. Sackinger
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Adam Sagers appealed a superior court's award of physical and legal custody of his minor son to the boy's mother, Colleen Sackinger. Adam contended: (1) that the superior court abused its discretion in denying a continuance of trial; (2) that it clearly erred in its factual findings; and, (3) that it abused its discretion in conditioning unsupervised visitation on Adam's completion of a psychological evaluation. Adam also contended that the trial judge was personally biased against him. Finding no error, the Supreme Court affirmed the superior court's judgment.
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