Bozzo v. Cartagena: Motion for Contempt
Case Background In Bozzo v. Cartagena, the Applicant Father brought an urgent motion for contempt, alleging that the Respondent Mother unilaterally terminated his parenting time with their child. ... Read more
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Case Background In Bozzo v. Cartagena, the Applicant Father brought an urgent motion for contempt, alleging that the Respondent Mother unilaterally terminated his parenting time with their child. ... Read more
In this case, the Triage Judge was presented with a litigant who repeatedly brought motions seeking the same relief despite being informed that the matters are not urgent ... Read more
Factual Background The parties in this case have one child together. The mother brought a motion seeking interim child support, among other things. In an Endorsement dated March ... Read more
Factual Background The parties in this case have two children together who are 9 and 11 years of age. On January 12, 2020, the mother took both children ... Read more
Factual Background Pursuant to a Final Order in 2017, the parties have joint custody of their son. The child primarily resides with the mother and both parties reside ... Read more
Factual Background In this case, the separated parties have three children together. Starting in 2018, the parties had a nesting arrangement where one parent remained with the children ... Read more
On March 26, 2020, Justice Mitrow heard an emergency motion seeking police assistance with the enforcement of a parenting schedule, which was deemed urgent by the triage judge ... Read more
The decision in Le v. Norris elucidates what the Court expects when it asks parties to adhere to existing court orders during the COVID-19 crisis. This is another ... Read more
Factual Background This matter was heard by Justice Shelston of the Ontario Superior Court of Justice on March 27, 2020. The father requested an urgent motion to be ... Read more
Factual Background The parties commenced cohabiting in 2008 and were married in 2009. They separated in May 2019. There are three children of the marriage, 3, 5 and ... Read more
In Zee v. Quon, Justice Nakonechny heard a case involving a parent who appeared to have been alienated from the children by the other parent, who also unilaterally ... Read more
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