The applicant sought disclosure of the respondent's mental health records and answers to specific questions, arguing their relevance to parenting issues.
The respondent opposed the motion, asserting that the requested clinical notes and records were protected by privilege and that further disclosure was disproportionate.
The court dismissed the applicant's motion, finding that the clinical notes and records satisfied the Wigmore test for privilege and that the remaining disclosure requests were not proportionate, especially given the respondent's intention not to call the medical professionals as expert witnesses at trial.
