Winning sole custody requires proving it serves the child's best interests through court evidence and documentation In Ontario, obtaining sole custody requires demonstrating to the court that having one primary custodial parent is in the [...]
Full custody grants one parent complete legal and physical rights over a child's care and upbringing Full custody (also called sole custody) means one parent has exclusive authority over both the daily care and major [...]
A judge denies 50/50 custody when it does not serve the child's best interests Courts prioritize the child's well-being above all else when determining custody arrangements. A judge may reject equal parenting time for several [...]
A custody dispute is a legal disagreement between parents over child care arrangements and decision-making rights. A custody dispute arises when separated or divorced parents cannot reach an agreement about how to care for and [...]
Joint custody arrangements now account for over 50% of Canadian custody cases, with a growing trend toward shared parenting. Modern child custody arrangements in Canada increasingly favour shared parental responsibility, moving away from traditional sole [...]
Multiple factors including abuse, neglect, substance use, and instability can impact custody decisions During custody proceedings, courts carefully evaluate various aspects of each parent's life and behaviour to determine the best interests of the child. [...]
50/50 custody is achievable when both parents demonstrate capability and commitment to shared parenting In Ontario, courts generally favour shared custody arrangements when they serve the best interests of the child. The likelihood of obtaining [...]
Fathers can successfully obtain 50/50 custody by demonstrating active parental involvement and co-parenting abilities In modern Canadian family courts, the likelihood of fathers receiving equal shared custody has significantly improved. The courts prioritize the best [...]
Supervised visitation in Ontario requires a qualified supervisor present during parent-child visits to ensure safety and compliance with court orders. In Ontario, supervised access visits follow strict guidelines to protect children while maintaining important family [...]
In Ontario, both parents have equal custody rights when no court order exists Under Ontario family law, both parents automatically share equal custodial rights and responsibilities for their children when there is no formal court [...]
