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Temporary restraining order extended following a physical altercation between the parties during a vacation.
The applicant brought a motion to extend a temporary restraining order previously granted without notice.
The respondent opposed the extension, arguing there were no grounds.
The court found that a serious physical altercation had occurred between the parties during a vacation in Cuba, requiring the applicant to seek medical attention.
Concluding that the applicant had reasonable grounds to fear for her safety, the court granted the extension of the restraining order on a temporary basis.
The court denied a mother's interim relocation motion and granted the father expanded overnight access.
The respondent mother sought an interim order to relocate with the child from Beeton to Pembroke, a 4.5-hour drive, to live with her new partner.
The applicant father opposed the move and sought expanded access, including overnights.
The court denied the mother's relocation motion, finding no pressing or compelling reasons and that the move was not in the child's best interests due to the significant impact on the father's access.
The court granted the father's motion for expanded unsupervised access, gradually increasing to alternating weekends with overnights.
