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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…
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.…
In part 1 of this blog post, I wrote: "Justice J. deP. Wright has issued a brave appeal decision: R.(C) v. C.A.S. of the District of Thunder Bay (Jan. 30, 2013). He criticizes courts and agencies that run roughshod over the procedural rights…
Has a "Summary Judgment" motion in an Ontario family court resulted in you losing your child to the Children's Aid? Are you now facing a summary judgment motion? The increasing frequency of using this draconian and patently unfair tool to deprive children of…
Child custody cases are heart-wrenching. Child custody cases with child protection authorities can be even worse. Do you know that kids were abused in native residential schools? Federal authorities and religious institutions are paying compensation for their negligent and even malevolent treatment foisted…
Check out this parental alienation decision on CANLII - Ottewell v. Ottewell, 2012 ONSC 5201 (CanLII) Justice J.R. McCarthy got it right. This child custody case addresses parental alienation. In the face of the alienating parent's continuous and persistent campaign to undermine the…
Child custody cases are perhaps the most difficult. It is heartening to see that some courts continue to uphold kids' rights to enjoy a decent relationship with both parents. We will from time to time briefly comment on cases where kids' rights to…
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