Is there any conflicting cases as to change in status quo?
Ontario, Canada
The following excerpt is from Ramsey v. Weisenbacher, 2012 ONSC 6938 (CanLII):
Finally, I find there are no conflicting cases as to change in status quo. Nolan J. found it unnecessary to conduct an analysis as to status quo. The issue of custody has not yet been decided. She founded in Tessa’s best interests to prevent a trial judge from being “backed into” the custody decision based upon mobility decision. It was open to her to do so. Simply put, that is in consistent with the sequence anticipated by McLachlan J. at para. 1 of Gordon v. Goertz. There is no principle conflicting with that applied by Nolan J.
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