Is parallel parenting a remedy which is properly reserved for those cases where neither sole nor cooperative parenting meet the best interests of the child?

Nova Scotia, Canada


The following excerpt is from C.M. v. R.P., 2010 NSSC 330 (CanLII):

In Baker-Warren v. Denault, supra, the court also indicated that parallel parenting is a remedy which is properly reserved for those cases where neither sole custody, nor cooperative parenting meets the best interests of the child at para. 32.

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