Court reverses family court ruling on child abduction, allowing child to remain with mother against father's return claim.

The court reversed the lower family court's decision regarding the return of a child abducted by the father. While the father argued for the child's return under custody agreements, the court found the mother's primary residence and the child's established life there were decisive factors. Consequently, the court ruled that the child should not be returned to the father, prioritizing the child's best interests over the strict application of return orders.