Is a custodial parent entitled to restrict access parent's activities with the child?
Ontario, Canada
The following excerpt is from Kagan v. Kagan, 2010 ONSC 5965 (CanLII):
A custodial parent is not entitled to restrict an access parent’s activities with a child simply because he/she disapproves of the access parent’s lifestyle or values. Rather, a custodial parent must prove that a child cannot deal with the disparate values presented or that the parenting conflict threatens to undermine the custodial parent’s relationship with the child: see Young v. Young, supra.
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