Progressive Legal SolutionsBarrie, ON · September 30, 2026How to Navigate Decision-Making Responsibility and Parenting Time After Separation
Separation can make parenting more complicated, particularly when parents are adjusting to living in separate households. What was once commonly referred to as “custody” and “access” is now generally described as decision-making responsibility and parenting time under the Divorce Act. Understanding these terms and creating a clear parenting arrangement can help reduce conflict and provide ...
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