What is the current standard of separation for children of two parents living in the Fraser Valley?
British Columbia, Canada
The following excerpt is from A.O. v. T.R.P., 2006 BCPC 605 (CanLII):
As in the case of Czuber v. Ryan, supra, I believe that the existing arrangements of both parents living in the Fraser Valley with the three-day/four-day split would have been in the children's best interests and should continue.
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