Yonkeu v. Hatchou, 2015 ONSC 2583

CITATION: Yonkeu v. Hatchou, 2015 ONSC 2583

COURT FILE NO.: 15/0172

DATE: 2015/04/23

SUPERIOR COURT OF JUSTICE - ONTARIO

RE: ANDRE YONKEU, Applicant

AND

DEVALOISE HATCHOU, Respondent

BEFORE: Kane J.

COUNSEL: Andre Yonkeu, the Applicant, Self-Represented

Jean-Pierre Quintal, counsel for the Respondent

HEARD: April 16, 2015 (at Pembroke)

CASE CONFERENCE ENDORSEMENT

1A case conference was held today.

2Order to go as follows:

1. The applicant may bring a motion for interim custody, sale of the matrimonial home and to vary the interim residence and access provisions regarding the children as provided in paragraphs 1 and 2 of the interim order of Hackland J. dated April 9, 2015. Any such motion shall not proceed however until (a) the applicant has fulfilled his obligations as set forth below and (b) in any event not before June 1, 2015;

2. The applicant in this proceeding shall in the future serve the respondent via email at jpq@quintalpc.com;

3. Each party shall provide the other party:

(a) By May 15, 2015, with a list of sports or other programs they wish to enroll the children in during the period May 1 to September 1, 2015. That list of activities shall include the name and description of the program, the location, dates and hours of participation, the cost thereof and who is responsible for such costs and in the case of such sports/programs occurring outside of Pembroke, the name and location where the child is to reside during such program;

(b) By May 15, 2015, with any document in their possession which belongs to the other party including, without limitation, employment records, income tax records, educational records, banking records, financial records, personal communications or communication related to real or personal property;

(c) By May 30, 2015, with a current pension statement of credits and entitlement from their current and past employers;

(d) By May 15, 2015, with a complete copy including attachments, of their 2014 income tax return;

(e) By June 30, 2015, with a copy of their 2014 Notice of Assessment from the Canada Revenue Agency;

(f) By May 15, 2015, with a copy of all medical records and opinions in their possession regarding their son Stefan Yonkeu not yet produced as an exhibit to an affidavit in this proceeding; and

(g) By May 15, 2015, with a copy of any evaluation or opinion as to the value of the parties’ current matrimonial home.

4. By May 30, 2015, the applicant shall provide the following to the respondent, namely:

(a) Copy of a bank account statement of any bank account now or formerly in his name only, in his and another person’s name or in the name of another as to which the applicant has any interest, in Canada, Germany, Cameroon or elsewhere, as of:

• August 16, 1996;

• June 12, 2014; and

• March 30 or April 1, 2015.

(b) A copy of evidence of title or ownership interest in any land or building in which the applicant since marriage has directly or indirectly owned or had an ownership interest, wherever located, including evidence as to the purchase price thereof and evidence of any subsequent disposition of that property or his interest therein; and

(c) A copy of all hospital, doctor and medical records, reports and charts as to medical treatment and consultations received or recommended regarding the applicant since January 1, 2015.

5. The applicant currently resides at 44 Chakweck Drive, Deep River, ON, K0J 1P0 (C.O. Paul Jones P.O. Box 103).

6. Except in the case of a medical emergency involving the children, each parent is required to notify the other parent via email, 24 hours in advance of the name, date, location, time and reason for any medical appointment involving any of their children, to permit that other parent to attend such appointments.

7. Subject to the availability of the parties and counsel, the Trial Coordinator is to schedule the next case conference herein for the end of May or beginning of June, 2015, before any bilingual judge available in the hope that the representative of the OCL will then be engaged and know when a report as to the wishes of the children shall be available thereby permitting the scheduling of a settlement conference.

8. The obligation to pay “utilities” as referred to in the interim order of Hackland J., includes the cost of electricity and heating fuel in the home occupied by the children.

9. No costs are awarded on this case conference.

Kane J.