What is the impact of a parent's aggressive conduct towards their children?
Nova Scotia, Canada
The following excerpt is from P.W. v. M.W., 2021 NSSC 72 (CanLII):
The children have been witness to ongoing hostility between their parents. They can't have missed it. Both were present during both the May and July incidents. Seeing aggressive conduct as was seen by the children at both the May and July incidents is never in a child’s best interests. (Desrosiers v. Pastuck, 2016 NSSC 308).
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