The mother sought sole decision-making responsibility and primary residence of the two children in Toronto, along with child support and communication limits.
The father sought sole decision-making and primary residence in London, and child support.
Both parties also sought to set aside a separation agreement and obtain a divorce.
The court found that the mother had experienced family violence from the father, which impacted her ability to communicate directly.
Considering the children's best interests, including their stability in Toronto and the mother's primary caregiver role, the court granted the mother sole decision-making responsibility and primary residence.
The father was granted defined parenting time, and specific communication protocols were ordered.
Child support was ordered based on the father's income, and spousal support was terminated as per the mother's request.
A divorce order was also issued.
