I have a lot of questions, do I get charged for each one? I would like to continue to talk to Debra

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As I mentioned in our last discussion you do not have to be common law spouses with the father.

If you end up in court what you have to prove to the court is what you want is in the best interest of the child. The court is not going to consider what your relationship is with the father. They just need proof from you that what you want is best. The biological mother can contest and she will try to prove that what she wants is best and if the father contests he too will try to prove that what he wants is best.

Do you see what I mean?

The site went off-line and my response to you appears to be lost. I'm sorry if I'm repeating myself.

If the father leader wants to see custody he can do so. The court will always only consider what is in the best interest of the child. So there are no guarantees. Your best next step would be to retain a lawyer who specializes in family law to start the legal process.

Presumably the dad will consent and the mother may contest.

You can't do anything right now because you're not the parent or legal guardian. So the father will have to apply for OHIP for her.

She cannot have two cards but each province's health coverage extends throughout all of Canada.

Yes he can. He has to prove she has a permanent residence in Ontario.

If you mean child support then yes you should be receiving child support.

So these questions are excellent and I'm very happy to answer them but I can't answer them on this post. These are many different questions and none of them are related to custody or guardianship so could you please start a new post for each new question and be sure to put my name into each post and I will happily answer?

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Debra