What happens at the hearing of the child welfare application after the non-parent is added as a party?
Nunavut, Canada
The following excerpt is from I.M. v. Nunavut (Child and Family Services), 2011 NUCJ 2 (CanLII):
Neither Middlesex nor GD v. GM discusses what happens at the hearing of the merits of the child welfare application, after the non-parent is added as a party.
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