What is the test for having a valid and compelling parenting-based reason for a mother to relocate?
Ontario, Canada
The following excerpt is from I.L.P. v. S.C., 2019 ONCJ 2 (CanLII):
[67] In Porter v. Bryan, 2017 ONCA 677, the court found that the mother had a valid and compelling parenting-based reason for the move: it was necessary to enable the primary caregiver to remain financially viable while providing care for the child.
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