Halle Berry has asked a Los Angeles court to restore 50/50 custody of her 12‑year‑old son Maceo with ex‑husband Olivier Martinez, citing abuse claims against him. She said she is a domestic‑violence victim and raised concerns about their son’s education and therapy. Berry also seeks tie‑breaking authority on key decisions amid ongoing co‑parenting disagreements.
Why it matters
Berry’s custody fight directly affects her family life, which followers closely watch.
Key facts
- Berry asked a Los Angeles court to restore 50/50 custody of her son.
- She described herself as a domestic‑violence victim.
- She raised concerns about her son’s education and therapy.
- She is seeking tie‑breaking authority on key decisions in co‑parenting.
Evidence
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