Family Law Rule 20.2 Expert Opinion part 3

This video is the final segment of a 3 part series that explains the rule on expert opinion in the family law context (Ontario Canada). Our special presenter is Osgoode Hall Law School candidate Eric Charters.
Timemarks
0:06 Duty of Experts Family Law Rule 20.1
Badar v Danish 2024 ONSC 3942 (Did not fulfil requirements so their evidence was excluded)
Nadon v Whissell. 2019 ONSC 7167
3:20 White -Burgess: Reliability (Novel or Contested Science)
A.P. v L.K. 2021 ONSC 150 (Covid vaccine for child dispute: anti vax expert evidence was excluded )
5:10 White-Burgess: Judicial gate-keeping step: Do the Benefits Outweigh the Costs?
6:18 Timing requirements
8:00 Late Filings
9:40 Motions

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