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<blockquote><tt>(3) An agreement or order is not in the best interests of a child unless it protects, to the greatest extent possible, the child's physical, psychological and emotional safety, security and well-being.</tt></blockquote> | <blockquote><tt>(3) An agreement or order is not in the best interests of a child unless it protects, to the greatest extent possible, the child's physical, psychological and emotional safety, security and well-being.</tt></blockquote> | ||
In making decision about custody and access under the ''Divorce Act'', or parental responsibilities, parenting time and contact under the '' | In making decision about custody and access under the ''Divorce Act'', or parental responsibilities, parenting time and contact under the ''Family Law Act'', the court will take into account a whole range of factors, including some of the following: | ||
*Who looked after the child most of the time during the marriage? | *Who looked after the child most of the time during the marriage? | ||
