J.T. v. A.C.

CRAWLEY, Judge.

J.T. a/k/a C.D. (“the mother”) and A.C. (“the father”), who have never been married to each other, are the parents of D.T.C. (“the child”). In 1994, the Provincial Division of the Ontario Court, Ontario, Canada, determined paternity, awarded the parties joint custody of the child, and specified that the child’s primary residence would be with the mother. The court granted the father “reasonable access” to the child upon “reasonable notice” to the mother and ordered the father to pay $300 per month in child support.

In 1997, the Canadian court modified the original custody…