Law360 Canada ( May 1, 2025, 1:53 PM EDT) -- Appeal by appellant from the final order denying him unsupervised parenting time with his adult child (“A”) who had Down syndrome and was unable to withdraw from parental charge. The parties married and then separated. They had seven children, with A being the youngest at 22 years old during the trial. The respondent initiated divorce proceedings, seeking orders related to decision-making and parenting time for A, among other issues. Temporary parenting orders were established; however, the appellant breached them, leading to the termination of his unsupervised parenting time. On appeal, the appellant argued that the trial judge erred by not ascertaining A’s views and preferences and by imposing an overly restrictive parenting order....