But a Canadian family court judge has some fun with an ugly situation: see esp. paragraphs 1-2, 9-24, 44-50, 70-93, 117, 137, 158, 210-213 of the opinion, and do read the footnotes, some of which are laugh-out-loud funny. Paragraph 213 of the opinion explains the judge's approach. Somehow I suspect the legal system is not done with this tragically dysfunctional family situation.
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