Law360 Canada ( December 4, 2017, 12:41 PM EST) -- Appeal by the mother from two post-trial judgment parenting orders. The parties had five children presently between the ages of eight and 16. The mother, now age 53, was a physician. The father, now age 56, was a former banker and property developer who was unemployed. Their litigation was fractious and included allegations of inappropriate parenting and parental alienation. In June 2015, a trial judgment resulted in creation of an extensive equal parenting regime, and provided directions for family reunification. The trial judgment also established child and spousal support. The order made provision for review and reconsideration. The trial judge seized himself of the case. In June 2016, the trial judge confirmed that he remained seized of the matter and made a further order which released the parties from the reunification program, but required appointment of a parenting coordinator with specific directives from the reunification program continuing in place. The June 2016 order declined to adjust support. In May 2017, the trial judge dismissed competing applications alleging contempt and, on his own motion, varied aspects of the parenting and support regime. The mother appealed. ...