The beginning of the Ontario court system’s cover-up

Tika needn’t have worried, though, about any consequences due to her failed bid to hide her illegal involvement in my sole custody. Despite providing all the details of Tika’s continual abusive interference with my sole custody of Oliva, including her illegal signing of the university admissions papers, along with the fact that, crucially, I was not given any notice, as required, before Olivia was granted independence, the judge in my motion against Tika stated that since Olivia already had her independence, it was of no consequence what Tika had done. Yet he completely ignored the fact that the granting of Olivia’s independence had clearly been an utterly incompetent fiasco.

University for Olivia was not the real goal In July of 2016 it became apparent why Tika had been so obsessed with getting Olivia into university. Although I had already paid Tika the full sum of child support for Olivia until her 18th birthday, as per our separation agreement, with Olivia now headed for university there would be additional costs to cover. And so JFCY sued me for $75,000 per month in child support. Visit us to know more about Sole custody rights.