This custody and parenting-time case must be remanded because the trial court once again committed various errors in making its decisions.

A Michigan trial court has been instructed to scrutinize whether a divorce settlement is unenforceable because the mediator in the case did not conduct the domestic violence screening.

The trial court should not have denied the defendant’s motion to set aside the parties’ divorce judgment based on alleged fraud.

A settlement agreement signed by the parties in this divorce action was valid and enforceable, even though the mediator did not conduct any domestic violence screening.

The Court of Appeals further held that remand was necessary to address the father’s request to modify parenting time.