Bourman and Huffam

In *Bourman and Huffam*, heard by Gill J, the dispute concerned parenting arrangements for two children, X and Y. The court was required to determine the living arrangements for the children and the nature and extent of the father's time with them, considering the existing circumstances and the best interests of the children.

The court's reasoning focused on establishing a stable living arrangement for the children, ultimately ordering that they live with the mother. The father's time with the children was carefully delineated, with specific provisions for supervised time with X through a designated agency, B Group. Importantly, the court determined that Y's time with the father did not require supervision, distinguishing the arrangements for each child.

The matter was adjourned to the Registrar's list for future restoration, indicating that the court retained jurisdiction to make further orders and potentially dispose of the matter finally at a later date, either upon application by the parties, transfer by the Registrar, or when trial time became available.