Is there any case law where a parent has been found to be an objective parent?
Nova Scotia, Canada
The following excerpt is from L.C. v K.T, 2018 NSCA 92 (CanLII):
The appellant also submits that the judge failed to caution herself that a parent may not be objective. She points to Doncaster v. Field, 2014 NSSC 181:
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