The applicant agency brought a motion to vary a temporary placement and access order for three children involved in a high-conflict separation.
The agency and the mother sought to have the youngest child remain with the mother and the two older boys return to the mother's care, despite the boys expressing a preference to remain with the father.
The court found significant evidentiary issues with the children's hearsay statements and noted concerns about the mother's judgment, including the use of interior cameras to monitor the boys.
The court maintained the de facto status quo, leaving the youngest child with the mother and the boys with the father, subject to agency supervision and specific conditions, and ordered the boys to attend public school.
