The parties separated and continued to reside in the matrimonial home until a domestic incident resulted in both being charged with assault.
The applicant father moved out, while the respondent mother remained in the home with their five-year-old child.
Both parties brought motions for interim parenting time.
The court ordered a shared parenting schedule that slightly favoured the mother, recognizing the matrimonial home as the child's primary residence and minimizing travel time to the father's new residence.
