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Interim relocation to New York denied; children to remain with father pending imminent trial.
The applicant mother sought an interim order permitting her to relocate the parties' two children to New York pending trial, while the respondent father sought interim sole custody.
The court dismissed both motions, finding that a temporary relocation shortly before trial was not in the children's best interests and that there was no compelling reason to change the existing custody order.
The court ordered that the children's primary residence remain with the respondent pending trial, granted him authority to make educational decisions including whether the children attend school virtually or in person, and ordered virtual access for the applicant.
Application for psychological treatment plan balance dismissed for failing to prove reasonableness and necessity.
The applicant was injured in a motor vehicle accident and sought a medical benefit of $698.83 for the denied portions of a psychological treatment plan, specifically for documentation support and three additional progress evaluations.
The Licence Appeal Tribunal found that the applicant failed to explain the documentation fee and that the request for four progress evaluations over twelve sessions exceeded the Ontario Psychological Association Guidelines.
The application was dismissed as the applicant did not prove the treatment plan was reasonable and necessary.
