What is the best interests of the children and what is the effect of interim relief?
Alberta, Canada
The following excerpt is from Cardinal v. Tatum, 2004 ABQB 672 (CanLII):
The best interests of the children is a matter that will have to be determined at trial. The trial judge will have to carefully consider all of the relevant criteria mentioned in Gordon v. Goertz. In deciding what interim relief should be granted, slightly different considerations apply.
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