Key legal question
Whether custody of the children should be attributed to the mother or the father in divorce interim measures.
Extracted holding
Custody had to be awarded to the mother because the cantonal court arbitrarily assessed the children's young age, the stability of their living environment, and the parents' availability.
Extracted reasoning
The Federal Supreme Court found the mother's position more consistent with the children's interests: young age favored the mother; the children had lived with her and were integrated in France, so moving them again would harm stability; and the mother was clearly more available than the father.