SUPREME COURT OF NOVA SCOTIA
(FAMILY DIVISION)
Cite as: Chaisson v. Williams, 2012 NSSC 224
Date: 20120612
Docket: SFHMCA‑072026
Registry: Halifax
Between:
Carlene B. Chaisson
Applicant
v.
Michael Mack Williams
Respondent
LIBRARY HEADING
Judge: The Honourable Justice Beryl MacDonald
Heard: May 18, 2012, in Halifax, Nova Scotia
Keywords: Family, Access to children, Mobility (Relocation)
Legislation: Maintenance and Custody Act, R.S.N.S. 1989, c. 160
Summary: Parties had previously been before the court in respect to the Mother’s application for custody and child support. The parties were given joint custody of their child. Regular access to the Father was ordered and the parties were to return to discuss special and holiday access. In the meantime the Mother applied to vary the arrangement to permit her to move the child’s residence to British Columbia. The Mother’s plan was ill conceived and was an attempt to limit contact between this child and the Father. Special and holiday access was defined. The Mother was not to remove the child’s residence from Nova Scotia.
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