Appeals court upholds custody ruling over father's fake-name emails, orders review of visitation

An Alabama father sent threatening emails to his former wife under fake names, which led to a custody dispute. A lower court granted the mother sole custody, citing the father's harassment. An appeals court upheld that decision but found his visitation time was overly restricted. The case has been sent back for a reassessment of the visitation schedule. A protection order against the father will stay in effect until March 2027.