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Justice George Czutrin rendered an important appeal decision (from a judge of the Ontario Court of Justice) on 20 June 2013: B. (A.) v. A. (N.L.) Justice Czutrin's decision adopted the principles of procedural fairness that Gene C. Colman had advanced years earlier…
Supervised access is a frequently advanced claim in child custody-access cases. It places the child and parent in an artificial and restricted atmosphere. Cases have maintained that supervised access interferes with the parent/child relationship. It is meant to be a temporary measure only.…
Gene C. Colman update 16 February 2020 In the blog post below I referred to Justice John Harper's decision in the Ontario Superior Court of Justice where custody was changed from the alienating mom to the target parent, Dad. The mother appealed and…
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