On competing temporary motions within a family law motion to change, the court addressed parenting time, disclosure, and procedural relief concerning two children living primarily with the father.
The mother sought a transition from supervised to unsupervised access after a prolonged interruption in contact and evidence of addiction treatment and recent sobriety, while the father sought continued supervision, disclosure of disability-related and mental health materials, and an updated children's lawyer report.
Applying a best-interests analysis at the interim stage, the court ordered supervised six-hour visits every second weekend, resumed telephone access, limited attendance of the mother's common-law spouse, and directed a case conference.
The court also ordered production of the Canada Pension Plan disability document, required letters from treating mental health and medical professionals instead of full counselling records, directed an updated s. 112 report, and required completion of Form 35.1 information.
