The court made an interim daycare direction for a child under the Family Law Act, dismissing the father’s request to allocate parenting responsibility and ordering Willowbrae Guildford if space is available.
Interim parenting relief was granted in part in this family law case, with a best-interests analysis rejecting equal shared parenting time and addressing daycare, violence, and support arrangements.
The applicant failed to present sufficient evidentiary support to justify increasing child support above the guideline/table amount or to allocate the asserted special expenses; respondent demonstrated provision of medical coverage and offered a reasonable increase to $227/month; court ordered $227/month commencing November 1, 2008, required applicant to produce daycare receipts and financial disclosure and required respondent to reimburse 50% of documented childcare costs and provide access to the medical plan, while refusing to increase support on the basis of the applicant's pre-relationsh…
The court accepted the mother’s school and daycare proposal for two young children because it offered greater short-term stability, while allowing the father flexibility during his parenting time.
Court varied an interim joint-custody order, awarded the mother sole custody and guardianship, set the children’s primary residence with her, and kept structured access for the father.
Variation application in a family custody and access case: the court found a material change only for weekend access, kept weekday access, and set return times.