What are the reasons for decision arising out of a one-day trial about parenting arrangements for the parties' two children?

Ontario, Canada


The following excerpt is from Milonas v. Copsas, 2018 ONCJ 794 (CanLII):

[1] On October 16, 2018, the court released its reasons for decision arising out of a one-day trial about the parenting arrangements for the parties’ two children (the children). See: Milonas v. Copsas, 2018 ONCJ 713.

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