
What Did Barendregt v. Grebliunas Change About Relocation Law in BC?
Relocation cases are among the hardest decisions a family court makes. Geographic distance reduces flexibility, disrupts established routines, and inevitably changes the relationship between a child and the parent left behind, yet the court must decide at a single point in time what will serve the child for years to come. For decades, Canadian courts...
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