Tag: Continuing Custody Order
Brown v British Columbia (Director of Child, Family and Community Service), 2024 BCCA 204.
The appellants are seeking leave to appeal (ability to appeal) a previous order made by the Supreme Court of British Columbia, which dismissed their appeal from the Provincial Court. In the original order, the Provincial Court ordered that access between the appellants and their children, post a continuing custody order [“CCO”], be cancelled. The Court granted the leave to appeal and ordered the appeal on an expedited basis.
British Columbia (Children and Family) v A.B., 2020 BCPC 278.
Baby A was removed from her parents’ care when she was three months old after medical evidence showed that she had sustained twelve fractures while in her parents’ primary care. The Director argued that Baby A needed protection because she had been physically harmed by her parents and remained at risk of future harm. The parents opposed the application and…
British Columbia (Children and Family Development) v SC, 2024 BCPC 35.
S.C. seeks to change or cancel a continuing custody order (CCO) that was made in 2004, pursuant to s 54(1) and Rule 8(6) of the Child, Family and Community Service Act (CFCSA). Prerequisites for s 54(1) hearing are not established, and matter proceeds as Rule 8(6) application. Harris J determines, even in considering a timeline favourable to S.C., the application…
British Columbia (Children and Family Development) v RT, 2024 BCPC 41.
Application for a continuing custody order (CCO) pursuant to s 49(9) of the Child, Family and Community Service Act (CFCSA). If denied, the Director submits that E.E.T. must be returned to R.T.’s care, pursuant to s 49(10)(b) of the CFCSA. Merrick J reiterates the purpose of the court is to make orders in the best interest of the child. Both…
British Columbia (Children and Family Development) v S.M.B. and E.M.Q., 2025 BCPC 83.
Application by B.L. to be added as a party to the file under s. 39(4) of the Child Family Community Service Act (CFCSA), or to be recognized as a care provider and thus granted party status under s. 13 of An Act Respecting First Nations, Inuit and Métis children, Youth and Families (Federal Act). The Court determines that B.L. is…
Brown v British Columbia (Director of Child, Family and Community Service), 2024 BCCA 204.
The appellants are seeking leave to appeal a previous order of the Supreme Court of British Columbia, which dismissed their appeal from the Provincial Court. In its original order, the Provincial Court held that access between the appellants and their children, post a continuing custody order [CCO], be cancelled. Abrioux J grants the leave to appeal and orders the appeal…
