September 6, 2024 – Purpose of Temporary Orders & Status Quo

“A temporary motion is meant to provide a reasonably acceptable solution on an expeditious basis for a problem that will be fully canvassed at subsequent conferences or resolved at a trial. The status quo should be maintained until trial unless there is material evidence that the child’s best interests require an immediate change. See: Coe v. Tope, 2014 ONSC 4002; Costello and McLean, 2014 ONSC 7332; Munroe v. Graham, 2021 ONCJ 253.

Shokoufimogiman v. Bozorgi, 2022 ONSC 5057 (CanLII) at 32