What is the impact of adding a party to the list of parties in a child protection application?
Ontario, Canada
The following excerpt is from Halton Children’s Aid Society v. J.T., 2014 ONCJ 314 (CanLII):
[13] The ability of an existing party to present a plan of placement of a child with a non-party can be a significant consideration in deciding whether to add that non-party. See: Catholic Children’s Aid Society of Toronto v. Dana H., 2009 ONCJ 2.
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