Samantha Coomaran

The applicant brought a motion to correct a previous endorsement regarding financial issues, and the court also addressed costs arising from a prior custody and access review hearing.

The court declined to award costs because the respondent remained an undischarged bankrupt.

The court partially granted the motion to correct the financial calculations, adding omitted expenses for family counseling services that survived the bankruptcy, but refused to include a $16,679 invoice due to a lack of evidence regarding the services provided.

The mother brought a motion to change seeking unsupervised access to her three children.

Her access had previously been suspended due to severe parental alienation and non-compliance with court orders, including a failure to complete the Family Bridges reunification program.

The court found that the mother had not demonstrated a material change in circumstances, as she continued to engage in alienating behaviours, pursued a campaign against the reunification professionals, and failed to meaningfully engage in ordered therapy.

The court declined to exercise further access jurisdiction over the eldest child, who was 17.5 years old, and dismissed the mother's motion for access to the younger two children until she fully complies with all court orders.