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The court dismissed a mother's relocation application to move the child from Gold River to Comox, finding no material change in circumstances and leaving the parenting order unchanged.
In this family law application, the court awarded compensatory parenting time, dismissed relocation to Nanaimo, declined a parenting co-ordinator, and made a conduct order.
The court found J.S. wrongfully denied parenting time, imposed a $3,000 monetary penalty, made conduct orders, and awarded costs. Police enforcement was declined.
The court held M.’s habitual residence was British Columbia, dismissed the Hague Convention return application, and kept BC jurisdiction over family remedies.
Family law reasons addressing parenting time, family violence, child support, property division, occupational rent, and spousal support after separation.
The court varied parenting arrangements for two children, placing T. primarily with the respondent and K. primarily with the claimant, with structured communication and counselling orders.
In an interim relocation application, the court dismissed the claimant’s request and held the children should not be moved outside the Lower Mainland or Fraser Valley without consent or further order.
The court addressed parenting time, responsibilities, and child support in a high-conflict family case involving alleged alienation, disputed incapacity, and a 2015 settlement.
The court enforced a separation agreement clause requiring the children to attend North Shore school, finding it served their best interests under the Family Law Act.
The court dismissed the respondent’s application to restart contact with a 15-year-old child, finding the child’s wishes and best interests outweighed the request.
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