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The court granted interim parenting orders based on a s. 211 report, and held the father’s challenge to a separation agreement was time-barred under the Family Law Act.
The court ordered release of a JCC transcript where the parties disputed whether their settlement included a full s. 211 report or only a Views of the Child Report.
The court dismissed most interim parenting enforcement requests, ordered a CRA correction letter and return of certain gaming items, and left each side to bear some costs.
In a parenting relocation dispute, the court found the child’s habitual residence remained in Surrey, but allowed a limited temporary Spokane relocation and a later partial Bellingham relocation.
The court refused special costs, awarded Appendix B costs to the mother, dismissed the father’s application, and imposed a $5,000 FLA fine for repeated breaches.
The court ordered a child returned to North Vancouver after a unilateral, concealed relocation to Duncan without the required statutory notice.
In this family law chambers application, the court ordered a s. 211 report, adjourned parenting issues because of a no-contact order, and granted interim spousal support.
The Court of Appeal allowed a family law appeal and granted the mother final decision-making authority, finding the judge failed to apply the mandatory best-interests factors.
The court found Ms. Byrne failed to support equal parenting time, refused the requested variations, and granted Mr. Visser make-up parenting time, counselling, and a limited police assistance clause.
The court found continued wrongful denial of parenting time, ordered compensatory parenting, a s. 211 report, child counselling, and a $2,500 fine.
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