Caratha and Laykin
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[2019] FamCA 1026
•28 November 2019
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Caratha and Laykin [2019] FamCA 1026
[2019] FamCA 1026
28 November 2019
CaseChat Overview and Summary
In the Family Court of Australia at Brisbane, Baumann J considered an application concerning the parenting arrangements for a child, X, born in 2012. The dispute involved the father, Caratha, and the mother, Laykin, regarding the time the child would spend with each parent.
The court was required to determine the specific terms of the parenting orders, including the schedule for the child's time with the father during school terms and holidays, and arrangements for Christmas. Additionally, the court considered the need for further evidence, including records relating to a Mr C, and the method of communication between the parents.
Baumann J discharged a previous order and made new orders detailing the alternating week structure for the child's time with the father during school terms and holidays, with specific provisions for Christmas Day. The court also granted leave for the Independent Children’s Lawyer to issue subpoenas for records concerning Mr C and stipulated that parents should communicate via SMS text message only, except in emergencies. Further directions were given regarding the filing of affidavits and the setting down of the matter for a final hearing.
The court was required to determine the specific terms of the parenting orders, including the schedule for the child's time with the father during school terms and holidays, and arrangements for Christmas. Additionally, the court considered the need for further evidence, including records relating to a Mr C, and the method of communication between the parents.
Baumann J discharged a previous order and made new orders detailing the alternating week structure for the child's time with the father during school terms and holidays, with specific provisions for Christmas Day. The court also granted leave for the Independent Children’s Lawyer to issue subpoenas for records concerning Mr C and stipulated that parents should communicate via SMS text message only, except in emergencies. Further directions were given regarding the filing of affidavits and the setting down of the matter for a final hearing.
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Caratha and Laykin [2019] FamCA 1026
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