William Garay, the best interests test was applied in three main components, “ financially, scheduling, and flexibility to accommodate the other parent.” [5] Custody was awarded to the father who initially denied that the child was his. When Ana, the mother, appealed "the court concluded the trial court erred in applying the best interest standard for relying upon relative economic positioning.” [6] This “reversed the order of the trial court for not discussing the continuity and stability in custody arrangements, because comparative income or economic advantage is not a permissible basis for a custody award.” [7] Therefore in any case that economic advantage has become the basis for the “best interest” of the child, singular or sole custody could be awarded instead based on the continued and stable living arrangements that were provided by the acting…