VA Miller J found that the taxpayer's claim that his sons resided primarily with him rather than on a near-equal basis with his wife as well founded. She based this conclusion partly on the taxpayer's and his sons' testimony, and a court order retroactive to the beginning of the period in question. An interim court order giving custody to the wife in that period had had no weight, as it was obtained without notice to the taxpayer and did not reflect reality.
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