“I Have Deep Concerns About My Daughter’s Future,” Sklenaříková Says as Court Rules on Custody
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- A Monaco court issued a final ruling in the custody dispute between Adriana Sklenaříková and Aram Ohanian over their daughter Nina.
- Both parents published statements offering their own interpretations of the decision.
- Sklenaříková described the ruling as a victory and said it guarantees her custody of Nina for half the time.
A court in Monaco has issued a definitive decision in the custody dispute between Adriana Sklenaříková and her former husband, Aram Ohanian, over their daughter Nina.
Both parents later released official statements interpreting the verdict in their own ways. Sklenaříková said she viewed the decision as a victory and that the court had guaranteed her care of Nina for half the time.
She also said she had “deep concerns about my daughter’s future.”
I have deep concerns about my daughter’s future.
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Originally published by iDNES in Czech. Translated, summarized, and contextualized automatically by DistantNews, with a note on how the source frames the story. Not individually reviewed before publishing. How this works.
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