21 Nov 2019
LYSC v. MSN
- Citation
- [2019] HKFC 299
- Court
- Family Court
- Case number
- FCMC13330/2017
The court accepted expert and social welfare evidence that both parents lacked significant psychological disorder, that the child had bonded relationships with both parents and expressed a wish to visit paternal relatives, and that the past corporal punishment incidents were historical, relatively minor, and had been the subject of counselling; balancing best interests and risk assessment the court found no significant ongoing risk and ordered regular overnight staying access including phased holiday and overseas access with specified timetable and review.