Lawyer says change of custody order that allegedly triggered abduction of Cochrane girls was unjust But the father s lawyer said the Court of Queen s Bench judge was well within her powers to switch custody based on O Driscoll Zak s ongoing conduct
Author of the article: Kevin Martin
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The change of custody of two Cochrane girls that allegedly triggered their abduction at the hands of their maternal grandmother and aunt should never have happened, their mother’s lawyer argued Tuesday.
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Three weeks since the suspected abduction of two young Cochrane girls, RCMP appear to be at a standstill despite “working around the clock” to locate them.
Five-year-old Leonine O’Driscoll-Zak and her two-year-old sister, Wyatt O’Driscoll-Zak, were last seen March 12 the same day a judge granted custody to their father following a tense legal battle.
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Mounties believe the girls are with their maternal grandmother, Therese O’Driscoll, and an aunt, Alison O’Driscoll, who are “receiving assistance from others to prevent them from being found.”
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