Beletti and Beletti

In the matter of *Beletti and Beletti*, Stevenson J of the Family Court of Australia considered an application concerning the parenting arrangements for a child, B, born in 2012. The dispute centred on the specific schedule by which the child would spend time with the father.

The primary legal issue before the court was to determine the precise terms of the parenting orders that would govern the child's time with the father. This involved establishing a clear and workable schedule that addressed the child's living arrangements on a week-by-week basis, taking into account the child's age and likely need for routine and stability.

Stevenson J made orders detailing the child's time with the father, establishing a rotating schedule across two weeks. This schedule allocated specific periods for the child to be with the father, commencing from 1 July 2017, and included provisions for time spent from Saturday to Sunday, and from the conclusion of daycare on certain weekdays until the commencement of daycare on subsequent days. The court noted that the final form of the order was contingent upon its formal entry into the Court's records.