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I recently received some important feedback concerning a parental alienation case. The email was from the alienated child (now an adult). His point is that things are not always what they seem to be when we look only at a reported case decision.…
The international treaty known as the Hague Convention on the Civil Aspects of International Child Abduction is part of the statutory framework in all Canadian jurisdictions as well as in over 75 countries. The Convention addresses the inter-jurisdictional legal conflicts when a parent…
Brown v. Lloyd was a motion by the dad to change the previous final order to increase his already liberal access residential time with his then 9 year old son to equal parenting time. The Ontario Court of Appeal dismissed Dad's appeal from…
Procedural Fairness is crucial for an effective judicial system. And it's not just an issue of 'fairness' to parents; rather, to protect the most vulnerable in society - children - there need to be solid safeguards in our family law system to preserve…
If you are a parental alienator, here are a few easy steps that you can adopt so that you can lose custody of your child and then blame it all on the biased judicial system while practicing parental alienation: Don't comply with court…
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…
As the temperature dips, the leaves fall, and the Halloween costumes are safely stored away, many begin to look forward to the Christmas season. You have made a shopping list for gifts and have pulled out your trusted recipe box and have begun…
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…
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"We need very clear direction from Parliament to signal to judges and lawyers (and the public) that equal time should be the starting point." What should be the rebuttable presumption when it comes to determining post-separation/divorce parental contact with children? Is there a…
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