Justice James W. Sloan

In a personal injury action, the defendant brought a motion to compel the plaintiff to produce a further and better affidavit of documents and to pay for the production of pre-accident medical records.

The plaintiff argued that the defendant should bear the cost of obtaining records not currently in her possession.

The court held that routine pre-accident medical records are relevant and producible at the plaintiff's expense, as they are a standard part of personal injury litigation.

The applicant mother brought a motion for interim custody, child support, and spousal support, while the respondent father sought equal joint custody and timesharing.

The parties separated but remained in the matrimonial home until the mother moved out.

The court found the current access schedule unduly restrictive for the father and ordered interim interim parenting time for the father on alternate weekends and one overnight per week, along with child support based on imputed incomes.