The applicant father sought unsupervised parenting time, decision-making authority for counselling, and damages for parental alienation following a high-conflict separation.
The respondent mother, who frequently failed to participate in the proceedings, alleged the father had alcohol issues and committed family violence.
The court found the mother engaged in family violence and psychological abuse, alienating behaviours, and repeatedly breached court orders.
The court granted the father unsupervised parenting time and decision-making authority for the child's health assessments and counselling.
The father's claim for damages for parental alienation was dismissed.
Child support was ordered based on the father's imputed income, while the mother's claim for section 7 expenses was dismissed due to lack of disclosure.
The court also requested the involvement of the Children's Aid Society to assist the family.
