What is the effect of an application by the Minister of Community Services for permanent care and custody without providing access to the Respondent mother?
Nova Scotia, Canada
The following excerpt is from Nova Scotia (Community Services) v. S.L.W., 2015 NSFC 1 (CanLII):
In Minister of Community Services v. C. B., 2012 NSSC 358, Justice Jollimore determined an application by the Minister for an order for permanent care and custody without provision for access for the respondent mother. In granting the Minister’s application, Justice Jollimore offered the following legal analysis commencing at paragraph 19:
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