Naroo v. Naroo
| Jurisdiction | Ontario |
| Court | Superior Court of Justice of Ontario (Canada) |
| Judge | TZIMAS |
| Citation | 2024 ONSC 777 |
| Docket Number | FS-18-92806 |
| Date | 05 February 2024 |
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3 practice notes
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M.S.K. v. S.P.
...SCC 60 at para 13. All parties bear the evidentiary onus of demonstrating where the children’s best interests lie: Naroo v. Naroo, 2024 ONSC 777 at para [120] There is no presumption in favour of granting joint decision-making responsibility to both parties in ......
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Hansen v. Deaconescu
...SCC 60 at para 13. All parties bear the evidentiary onus of demonstrating the children’s best interests: Naroo v. Naroo, 2024 ONSC 777 at para 59. a. Parenting Time [25] Parenting time is def......
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Naroo v. Naroo
...The Reasons for Judgment were released on February 5, 2024, see Naroo v. Naroo, 2024 ONSC 777. The results of the trial were mixed. On primary residence, decision-making and child support, the Applicant was by and large the successful party, although on the primary residence for the e......
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M.S.K. v. S.P.
...SCC 60 at para 13. All parties bear the evidentiary onus of demonstrating where the children’s best interests lie: Naroo v. Naroo, 2024 ONSC 777 at para [120] There is no presumption in favour of granting joint decision-making responsibility to both parties in ......
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Hansen v. Deaconescu
...SCC 60 at para 13. All parties bear the evidentiary onus of demonstrating the children’s best interests: Naroo v. Naroo, 2024 ONSC 777 at para 59. a. Parenting Time [25] Parenting time is def......
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Naroo v. Naroo
...The Reasons for Judgment were released on February 5, 2024, see Naroo v. Naroo, 2024 ONSC 777. The results of the trial were mixed. On primary residence, decision-making and child support, the Applicant was by and large the successful party, although on the primary residence for the e......
