What is the test for establishing a shared parenting regime between a father and daughter?
Ontario, Canada
The following excerpt is from Lambert v Peachman, 2016 ONSC 7443 (CanLII):
As reflected in Ladisa v. Ladisa, it is important that: the parties already have a parenting plan in place for the child, the father has a history of involvement in the education, health and extra-curricular activities of the child; and the child has been in a shared parenting regime since separation or at least since June 2013.
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