Droit de la famille — 261441

canada, canadian, case law, court opinion, canlii, qcca, 2026qcca1209, 2026 qcca 1209 (canlii), 2026, qcca, 1209, (canlii), 500-09-700649-262; 500-09-700635-261, 2026, family, parenting time, interlocutory family proceedings, supervised and unsupervised visits, parenting time litigated following ontario judgment and quebec proceedings, trial suspended for mediation, then rescheduled before a new judge, motions for leave to appeal judgments rendered in the course of proceeding, applications for leave to appeal dismissed, procedure, appeals, leave to appeal, code of civil procedure (c.c.p.), art. 31, whether interlocutory judgments determine part of the dispute or cause irremediable injury, interests of justice and proportionality in granting leave, appeal risks delaying continuation of trial, leave to appeal refused, family, interim measures, safeguard order, whether urgent change to parenting time shown and in children’s interest, request for psychosocial assessment and directions to children’s lawyer, no reason to interfere in relationship between children and their lawyer, issues to be dealt with at continuation of trial, leave to appeal dismissed, procedure, judicial impartiality, recusation and withdrawal, whether leave to appeal should be granted where recusation dismissed but judge withdrew from file, appeal characterised as moot given trial will resume before different judge, no appeal merely to correct alleged errors in reasons without impact on conclusions, leave to appeal dismissed