Former SEAL retains right to carry handgun while with his 3-year-old daughter
From Higbie v. Higbie (Conn. Super. Ct. Apr. 15, 2016), a family court case stemming from aFrom the information available, this strikes me as pure vindictiveness on the part of the Mother. She knows the guy likes firearms and was simply trying to make this a condition of joint custody as a means to make the fathers life miserable.The defendant/mother (age 31) is a hospital emergency room nurse who has experience with firearms as well. When the parties lived together in Virginia, during the early years of their marriage, she was trained in firearms and obtained a concealed carry permit. She testified that she never carried a firearm on her person but she did participate in the activity of shooting with her husband and others. During the marriage, the parties would together go to the gun store to make purchases. It is obvious from the evidence presented that the collection and use of firearms was an activity important to the [father]; that this was well known to the [mother] from the beginning of the marriage (and likely before); and that both parties participated in the activity together at various times. . . .
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Originally Posted by Tamara
