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Family law trial about parenting time, decision-making, and communications. The court admitted a psychiatric report, weighed two s. 211 reports, and ordered equal parenting time with shared responsibilities.
Interim family-law orders granted on parenting, home occupancy, support, and experts, with prior Provincial Court orders partly set aside.
The court denied a proposed relocation of four children from Salt Spring Island to Calgary, finding their best interests favoured the status quo and giving little weight to the relocation report.
The court upheld equal parenting time, ordered a s. 211 report and counselling, rejected drug-testing and supervised parenting, and ordered a $2,500 payment for wrongful withholding.
Interim parenting decision restoring a week-on/week-off schedule, finding the prior arrangement remained the status quo and was in the children’s best interests.
The court denied a father’s application to vary parenting arrangements and ordered that the child attend Montgomery Middle School in Coquitlam, finding that choice best served the child’s interests.
Family law variation proceeding concerning parenting arrangements, child support, and a s. 211 report. The court found a material change, kept the weekly schedule, and set new support terms.
The court excluded a psychologist’s five-page commentary on a section 211 report because it was meant only to aid cross-examination and added no independent expert opinion.
Costs decision in a family law parenting dispute. The court found both sides had some success, but the respondent was more successful overall and received 75% of her costs.
The court excluded a critique of a section 211 report, holding the critique report inadmissible and barring its author from testifying on it.
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