What is the five factors used to determine whether a child has a good relationship with the other parent?
British Columbia, Canada
The following excerpt is from L.H.T. v. K.M.T., 2011 BCPC 446 (CanLII):
The fifth factor is past parental behaviours that could impair the children’s relationship with the other parent, and the sixth is whether an order could be made to address or eliminate differences in parental attitudes that could detrimentally affect the children. In Haigh v. Spence, Myers J. says there must be mutual deference between the parties to create a harmonious environment.
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