Carlow and Carlow

In the matter of *Carlow and Carlow*, heard before Justice Cronin, the dispute concerned parenting arrangements for two children, C and D, and the sale of a property. The court was required to determine the orders to be made regarding the children's living arrangements and the disposition of the parties' jointly owned real property.

The court ordered that the husband and wife have equal shared parental responsibility for the children. The children's living arrangements were structured on an alternating weekly basis, with the children residing with the husband from Friday school conclusion until Wednesday school commencement in one week, and with the wife at all other times. The court also ordered the sale of the parties' real property at G, Western Australia, with the net proceeds to be applied first to sale costs, then to discharge any encumbrances, and the balance to be held in an interest-bearing account pending further order. All interim parenting applications, save for those specifically adjourned, were dismissed.