Szakacs v. Clarke, 2014 ONSC 7487:
[65] In the eyes of friends, family, school officials and the community in general, an access parent is viewed as inferior to a custodial parent.[8] It is never in the best interests of a child to have one of his or her parents considered as inferior to the other. Therefore, I begin with the presumption[9] that joint custody is in the best interests of the child of these parties and then I look for evidence to the contrary, such as disqualifying conduct by, or characteristics of, Mr. Clarke. Here, there is no such contrary evidence.
What is one to do about the most of severe of parential alienation cases - specifically the culprit is the custodial parent - in most cases - the woman. There are two victims - almost always the child and father
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