
Relocation Is More Than a Return Order: BC Court Clarifies the Best Interests Analysis
When separated parents disagree about where a child should live, the dispute can become particularly complex if one parent wants to move to another province. A recent British Columbia Court of Appeal decision emphasizes that relocation cases require a detailed comparison of the child’s future under each proposed parenting arrangement. In Leger v. Williams, the...
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