What is the test for making an access order for a child in extended society care?
Ontario, Canada
The following excerpt is from Children’s Aid Society of Toronto v. Y.M., 2019 ONCJ 489 (CanLII):
[313] The challenge in making an access order for a child in extended society care is finding the fine balance between what will preserve a relationship in the best interests of the child and, at the same time, what will permit flexibility to allow the mental and emotional transition towards permanency by the child in their new adoptive home. See: Children’s Aid Society of Ottawa v. J.B., 2017 ONSC 1194.
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