The parties, the child's uncle (primary caregiver) and the biological parents, brought various motions regarding custody, access, mobility, and contempt.
The father sought to have the uncle found in contempt for denying physical and telephone access.
The mother sought primary residence or increased access.
The uncle sought to relocate with the child to Perth.
The court struck portions of the father's affidavit for containing argument and case law.
The court dismissed the contempt motion, finding the father had been unreasonable and prioritizing the child's best interests.
Due to the COVID-19 pandemic and the uncle's loss of housing in Cornwall, the court permitted the uncle to temporarily relocate to Perth with the child.
Both parents were granted increased access, but requests for police enforcement clauses were denied to prevent further conflict.