D.E. v W.E.

JurisdictionNew Brunswick
CourtCourt of King's Bench of Manitoba (Canada)
JudgeDelaquis
Citation2022 NBKB 243
Date01 January 2022
Docket NumberFDSJ 697-2015

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1 practice notes
  • A.S.J.N. v. C.A.C.
    • Canada
    • Court of King's Bench of Saskatchewan (Canada)
    • August 9, 2023
    ...Chronic non compliance with a custody or access order is "likely ... a problem that police can't fix anyway." (Para 74). (d) D.E. v W.E., 2022 NBKB 243 at para (e) Visser v Visser, 2022 BCSC 1198 at para 149 (f) L.(N.) v M.(R.R.), 2016 ONSC 809 at paras 83 and 85, 76 RFL (7th) 428: Factors ......
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  • A.S.J.N. v. C.A.C.
    • Canada
    • Court of King's Bench of Saskatchewan (Canada)
    • August 9, 2023
    ...Chronic non compliance with a custody or access order is "likely ... a problem that police can't fix anyway." (Para 74). (d) D.E. v W.E., 2022 NBKB 243 at para (e) Visser v Visser, 2022 BCSC 1198 at para 149 (f) L.(N.) v M.(R.R.), 2016 ONSC 809 at paras 83 and 85, 76 RFL (7th) 428: Factors ......