Is there any error by limiting access to the children by a judge?
Saskatchewan, Canada
The following excerpt is from Schnell v. Schnell, 2001 SKCA 123 (CanLII):
I am satisfied the trial judge made no error by limiting the access as she did. She considered the evidence before her and made an order in the best interests of the children; see Young v. Young.[4] Change of Name
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