SUPREME COURT OF NOVA SCOTIA
(FAMILY DIVISION)
Citation: Young v. McVey, 2011 NSSC 78
Date: 2011/02/21
Docket: 74207
Registry: Sydney
Between:
James Young
Applicant
v.
Elyse McVey
Respondent
LIBRARY HEADING
Judge: The Honourable Justice Theresa M. Forgeron
Heard: February 18, 2011, in Sydney, Nova Scotia
Oral and Written Decision: February 21, 2011
Subject: Family Law
Issues: Interim parenting
Result: Although the status quo favored the mother, who had been the primary care parent, the father was granted interim primary care in the best interests of the children because of the mother’s abuse of alcohol and drugs. The father had been an involved co-parent and was able to provide more stable parenting to the young children, including meeting the special needs of the son.
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