The parties, parents of two children, sought to vary a 2015 final order regarding custody, access, and child support due to ongoing high conflict and differing interpretations of the order.
The court found a material change in circumstances due to worsening conflict and non-compliance.
The decision addressed communication, telephone calls, decision-making, access to information, regular access schedules, summer vacation, Christmas, Mother's/Father's Day, March Break, Thanksgiving, driving for access, police enforcement, child support (imputing income to the father), and Section 7 expenses.
The court aimed to clarify and fine-tune the existing order to minimize conflict and ensure the children's best interests.