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Family law 2021 BCSC 2185

A.N.H. v. L.D.G.

Betton J. refused leave on four applications seeking relocation-related and enforcement orders, finding them unsupported, partly collateral, and not in the children’s best interests.

  • Leave to proceed
  • Best interests of the child
  • Collateral attack on prior orders
  • Psychological assessment
  • Police enforcement
  • Case management
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Family law 2016 NSFC 36

L.B. v. K.S.

The court found the proposed relocation constituted a material change in circumstances but, on a fresh best-interests inquiry, concluded relocation to Lower Sackville was not in the child's best interests due to likely disruption to schooling and sports, reduced contact with siblings and extended family, and uncertainty regarding the mother's job location and hours. The existing shared parenting Consent Order of August 24, 2011 was continued. The court set a contingent variation in the event the mother actually relocates: T.B. to remain in joint custody with primary residence and day-to-day c…

  • Best interests of the child
  • Shared parenting
  • Variation of consent order
  • Psychological parent
  • Mobility test (gordon v. goertz)
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Family law 2004 BCSC 579

A.M.G. v. S.W.G.

The court allowed the mother to relocate with the children to Penticton, found a material change in circumstances, and varied the father’s access to structured weekend and telephone contact.

  • Custody
  • Access
  • Relocation
  • Interim orders
  • Best interests of the child
  • Interim-orders
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