What is the scope of a father's duty to ensure he has a proper car seat, diapers, high chair, and toys for his new baby?
Ontario, Canada
The following excerpt is from Filipovic v. Najjar, 2019 ONSC 3315 (CanLII):
The father shall ensure he has a proper car seat, diapers, high chair, bed and toys for the child. The mother to provide the specifications for these items and what is required (crib v. actual bed, types of preferred toys, size of diapers etc.) by way of a typed list sent to her counsel who shall in turn forward it to the respondent’s counsel. The typed list to be provided forthwith to ensure the father has ample time to purchase and/or borrow the required items.
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