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The court maintained supervised access for the mother pending her completion of recommended psychological therapy.
The Applicant Father sought to confirm supervised access terms for the Respondent Mother with their child, C.B.A., and to set conditions for unsupervised access, along with child support.
The Respondent Mother cross-moved for unsupervised access or a review, and financial disclosure for an undue hardship claim.
The court found it premature for access to become unsupervised, emphasizing the Mother's need for therapy to address ongoing interpersonal difficulties.
The Father's requests for access progression were adjourned, but current supervised access terms were confirmed.
The Mother's request for unsupervised access was denied due to insufficient progress in therapy.
Child support was adjourned pending the Mother's undue hardship motion and financial disclosure was ordered.
No costs were awarded.
Court sets procedural directions for witnesses and evidence during ongoing family trial.
During an ongoing family law trial, the court issued procedural directions governing the completion of evidence and the management of remaining witnesses.
The respondent was permitted to call several witnesses within strict time limits and was directed regarding the orderly presentation of those witnesses.
The court addressed potential testimony from a treating professional, limiting the evidence to factual observations rather than expert opinions.
Directions were also given concerning a late-produced psychiatric report, potential cross‑examination of the author, possible updated views and preferences evidence for the children through the Office of the Children’s Lawyer, and updated financial disclosure from both parties.
