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Changing Family Law Orders and Agreements Involving Children (view source)
Revision as of 14:33, 1 April 2013
, 14:33, 1 April 2013→The Divorce Act and Gordon v. Goertz
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*Appeals from decisions allowing a move rarely succeed. Appeals from decisions refusing permission to move succeeded 66% of the time. | *Appeals from decisions allowing a move rarely succeed. Appeals from decisions refusing permission to move succeeded 66% of the time. | ||
The tough part about all of this is that it's all fine and dandy to know what happens to people on a ''statistical'' basis, but statistics don't tell you anything about what is going to happen if ''you'' want to move! However, | The tough part about all of this is that it's all fine and dandy to know what happens to people on a ''statistical'' basis, but statistics don't tell you anything about what is going to happen if ''you'' want to move! However, some of the circumstances that courts have found to favour or reject a proposed move are these: | ||
{| class = wikitable | {| class = wikitable | ||
! Factors in Favour | ! Factors in Favour | ||