16 Feb 2006
JM V JB AND ANOR HC WN AP 2006-485-19
- Citation
- openlaw-8ad00e34_764d_42e0_98cc_a0af5cdd8d97.pdf
- Court
- High Court
The High Court held the Family Court did not err in making the interim parenting order because the factual record and prior findings gave credible grounds (mother's conduct, housing instability, concerns about substance use and mental health, and psychological opinion) to depart from a weakened status quo and place H in the father's week‑day care pending a substantive hearing; parental proposals generally outweigh grandparents' at interlocutory stages absent compelling proof.