The Applicant sought an order for the return of her 8-year-old child, Keegan, to a week-about time-sharing arrangement and for police enforcement of a prior order.
The Respondent had withheld the child, citing COVID-19 precautions and alleged inadequate supervision by the Applicant, including an incident of sexual contact between Keegan and a cousin and viewing of pornographic images.
The court found no compelling circumstances to change the status quo, noting the Children's Aid Society deemed the child safe in either parent's home with a safety plan.
The Applicant's request for a monetary penalty for missed visits was dismissed due to procedural deficiencies in bringing a contempt motion.
The court ordered the immediate return of the child to the Applicant, make-up time, and police enforcement, and granted costs to the Applicant.