Written by: Joseph Broadhurst (View All Posts • View Bio) Published: January 23, 2017
This is one of the hardest questions in family law. As with all court decisions about parenting, judges are supposed to make an order that reflects the best [...read full post]
Categorized: Alberta, British Columbia, Case Analysis, Mobility.
Written by: Kevin Heinrichs (View All Posts • View Bio) Published: February 4, 2015
A recent case, J.Z. v. L.H.C. 2015 BCSC 97, presented an unusual attempt to use the Family Law Act towards purposes that were almost certainly beyond the intention of the drafters of the act. In that case, the mother [...read full post]
Categorized: Case Analysis, Custody and Access, Family Law, Legislation Analysis, Mobility.
Written by: Kevin Heinrichs (View All Posts • View Bio) Published: September 29, 2014
Joseph Broadhurst of our firm has recently achieved success in both a BC Supreme Court trial (A.B. v. C.D., 2014 BCSC 1081) and an appeal from Provincial Court to BC Supreme Court (C.M.B. v. B.D.G., 2014 [...read full post]
Categorized: Family Law, Mobility.
Written by: Kevin Heinrichs (View All Posts • View Bio) Published: November 6, 2012
What rights does a court have over child related decisions when an interim custodial parent has been named? This question, in the context of the custodial parent’s decision to move out of the country with the child, was examined by [...read full post]
Categorized: Case Analysis, Custody and Access, Mobility.
Written by: Kevin Heinrichs (View All Posts • View Bio) Published: June 30, 2010
There has recently been a flurry of cases referencing, examining or at least mentioning Skype in the context of access and mobility. As is becoming increasingly known, Skype is software which allows people to make voice and, by way of [...read full post]
Categorized: Custody and Access, Mobility.