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Who can supervise the access?

The judge might order that access be supervised by a responsible adult such as

  • a grandparent,
  • an aunt or uncle,
  • a family friend, or
  • sometimes a social worker or counsellor.

There are also supervised access centres in some provinces which are operated by volunteers or not-for-profit groups with government aid. Your provincial government department which looks after family law issues will know if supervised access centres exist in your area.

 


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June 2006
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