The applicant sought to establish access to his two children following a case conference.
The parties reached a consent agreement for supervised access on alternate Sundays.
The court addressed several contested issues including the location of supervision (community-based versus access centre), random drug and alcohol testing, parenting courses, mental health counselling, police checks, and the children's attendance at the applicant's wedding.
The court granted most of the applicant's requests while imposing conditions designed to protect the children's welfare and address the respondent's concerns regarding the applicant's past mental health and substance use issues.
