In what circumstances will a parenting order be varied?
Nova Scotia, Canada
The following excerpt is from Blois v Blois, 2017 NSSC 78 (CanLII):
It should be noted that, in Gordon v. Goertz, there was an existing parenting order in place which was sought to be varied. In the present case, there is no existing parenting order although the parties have been operating under a separation agreement which provides for a shared parenting arrangement.
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