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Court orders 2/2/3 parenting schedule and split decision-making, adopting OCL recommendations over respondent's objections.
The parties separated after a high-conflict marriage marked by the applicant's alcohol abuse and incidents of domestic violence.
The applicant sought a 2/2/3 parenting schedule and split decision-making responsibility, relying on an OCL report.
The respondent challenged the OCL report, seeking final decision-making on all issues and a schedule with less parenting time for the applicant, citing ongoing concerns about alcohol and safety.
The court found the applicant had made significant progress in addressing his alcohol issues and that the respondent had a tendency to make unilateral decisions and minimize the applicant's role.
The court adopted the OCL's recommendations, ordering a 2/2/3 parenting schedule and splitting decision-making responsibility, with the applicant having final say over education and counselling, and the respondent over health and recreation.
Summary judgment granted for unpaid invoices; trust claim adjourned for further evidence.
The plaintiff supplier brought a motion for summary judgment for unpaid invoices and breach of trust under the Construction Lien Act arising from the supply of electrical equipment to several related contractor companies.
The court found the defendants had received goods without payment and provided no evidence disputing the invoiced amount.
Because the corporate defendants operated as iterations of the same family-run business and attempted to attribute liability to a dormant company, the court treated them as alter egos and held them jointly and severally liable.
However, the court declined to grant summary judgment on the alleged breach of statutory trust, finding further production and cross-examination necessary to determine whether trust funds had been received and improperly disbursed.
Judgment for the invoiced amount was granted, with the trust claim adjourned for further evidence.
