Daley and Vincent (Child support)

The matter of *Daley and Vincent* concerned a dispute regarding the percentage of care for a child. The applicant sought to have an existing percentage of care determination revoked and an interim care determination made, alleging that the current care arrangement was not being complied with. The case was heard by M Kennedy M.

The primary legal issue before the court was whether the applicant had taken reasonable action to ensure compliance with the existing care arrangement. The court was required to determine if the circumstances warranted the revocation of the existing percentage of care determination and the making of an interim determination.

In reaching its decision, the court considered the evidence presented regarding the parties' adherence to the established care arrangements. The court found that the applicant had indeed taken reasonable action to address the non-compliance. Consequently, the court set aside the existing percentage of care determination and substituted it with an interim determination reflecting the reality of the care arrangements.