Key legal question
Whether the cantonal court arbitrarily applied Arts. 137, 176(3) and 179 CC by reunifying the siblings and awarding both children to the mother in interim divorce measures.
Extracted holding
No arbitrariness was shown; the reunification of the siblings and the allocation of both children to the mother were upheld as consistent with the children's interests.
Extracted reasoning
The appellant merely opposed the cantonal assessment with his own view. The court found that the sibling separation lacked objective justification, had shown its limits, and created more disadvantages than benefits. The cantonal court could also rely on the children’s age, the parents’ respective capacities, the father's difficulties with visitation, his foreign travel, and the mother’s ability to care for the children.