In a high-conflict family trial, the court determined parenting, child support, occupation rent, and related relief after property issues were settled mid-trial.
Applying s. 16 of the Divorce Act, the court held that despite serious parental conflict, both parents were capable and loving, but neither demonstrated sufficient cooperation to justify a material change in parenting time.
The existing parenting schedule was continued with detailed holiday, communication, and travel-notice terms, and joint decision making was ordered with use of Our Family Wizard.
The restraining order request was denied, occupation rent was allowed in a quantified amount, and ongoing table child support was fixed effective January 1, 2026, with retroactive support left for confirmation and potential further submissions.
