Belgrove and Belgrove (No.2)

The matter of *Belgrove and Belgrove (No.2)* concerned parenting orders for two children, [X] and [Y]. The court was required to determine the specific arrangements for shared parental responsibility, the children's living arrangements, and the time each parent would spend with the children, including during school holidays and special occasions. The court also addressed communication protocols between the parents, restraints on their actions concerning the children, and provisions for international travel.

The court's reasoning focused on establishing a framework for the parents to share responsibility and time with their children, aiming to promote the children's welfare. Key legal principles applied included the concept of equal shared parental responsibility, where appropriate, and the need for detailed orders to govern the practicalities of co-parenting. The court considered various factors to define the children's time with each parent, including the father's potential relocation and the logistical implications for school and daily routines.

The court made detailed orders regarding equal shared parental responsibility, outlining specific communication requirements, living arrangements, and time allocations for both regular periods and school holidays. These orders included provisions for the parents to consult on extra-curricular activities and medical matters, and for the exchange of school-related information. Restraints were imposed on physical discipline, and specific procedures were established for international travel, including notice periods and passport management. The court also noted the father's intention to relocate within a specified radius of the children's school, which would trigger an equal time arrangement.