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''One v One'', 2000 BCSC 1584, also a ''DA'' case, identifies the following list of factors to be considered in determining whether a proposed move is in a child’s best interests: | ''One v One'', 2000 BCSC 1584, also a ''DA'' case, identifies the following list of factors to be considered in determining whether a proposed move is in a child’s best interests: | ||
# the parenting capabilities of and the child’s relationship with parents and their new partners; | |||
# employment, security and prospects of the parents and, where appropriate, their partners; | |||
# access to and support of extended family; | |||
# the difficulty of exercising the proposed access and the quality of the proposed access if the move is allowed; | |||
# the effect of the move on the child’s academic situation; | |||
# the psychological and emotional well-being of the child; | |||
# the disruption of the child’s existing social and community support and routine; | |||
# the desirability of the proposed new family unit for the child; | |||
# the relative parenting capabilities of either parent and the respective ability to discharge parenting responsibilities; | |||
# the child’s relationship with both parents; | |||
# the separation of siblings; | |||
# the retraining or educational opportunities for the moving parent. | |||
== E. Access == | == E. Access == | ||
