In a recent custody case between John M Surma and Julie S Surma, a Pennsylvania court affirmed that the mother retains primary authority over extracurricular activities. The evidence presented indicated that the father imposed limitations on her involvement in various school events. John Surma expressed concerns that this ruling diminished his influence on his daughters.
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