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Article reviewed here – citation: Vowels LM, Comolli CL, Bernardi L, Chaco´n-Mendoza D, Darwiche J (2023) Systematic review and theoretical comparison of children’s outcomes in post-separation living arrangements. PLoS ONE 18(6): e0288112. Children’s Living Arrangements: This hugely important paper seeks to synthesize the…
There are a lot of “daddy’s little girl” stereotypes perpetuated by popular media. However, did you know a strong link exists between a female child’s well-being and fostering a healthy father-daughter relationship? How does the father-daughter dynamic enrich a child’s life, and how…
Often, the most challenging part of navigating a divorce is addressing child custody issues. While all parents want what's best for their children, sometimes separating partners don't always agree on what that looks like post-divorce. The courts resolve complex family disputes and custody…
This story is stranger than fiction! A foster parent couple has held the Children's Aid Society of Hamilton, Ontario accountable for violating their constitutional right to freedom of religion. Child welfare law transitions into constitutional law. The Children's Aid Society ran roughshod over…
Where there is a perceived threat to the health, safety, or well being of a child, the Children's Aid Society (CAS) has the legal right to apprehend a child - ie. remove the child from the care of the parent or other guardian.…
It should not be a matter of "win" or "lose" when it comes to Ontario child welfare law. Ontario's Child and Family Services Act tells us that the paramount purpose is to "promote the best interests, protection and well-being of children." One might…
We have previously commented upon procedural fairness in child welfare cases and the role that summary judgment motions play: Part 1 and Part 2. We have called for reforms. The growing threat to procedural fairness principles has been further exacerbated by the Supreme…
There is a presumption that a successful party is entitled to the costs of a motion, enforcement, case or appeal (Ontario Family Law Rules, R. 24(1)). There is, however, no such presumption for costs in a child protection case (Rule 24(2)). Does that…
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