What is the test for determining whether or not a parent of a child is entitled to contact with the child's non-custodial parent?
Ontario, Canada
The following excerpt is from Ben-Tzvi v. Ben-Tzvi, 2006 CanLII 25256 (ON SC):
In reaching my decision, I must be guided by the fundamental premise that the child’s best interests are paramount and by the objective of promoting maximum contact with the non-custodial parent consistent with those interests. (Gordon v. Goertz, para. 111).
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