Casboult and Casboult

In the matter of *Casboult and Casboult*, heard by Judge Hartnett, the dispute concerned parental responsibility and living arrangements for the parties' three children. The mother sought sole parental responsibility and orders for the children to live with her, while the father's position on these matters is not explicitly detailed in the provided text, beyond the eventual orders regarding his time with the children.

The central legal issues before the court were the determination of which parent should have sole parental responsibility for the children, where the children should live, and the arrangements for the father's time with the children. These issues fall within the purview of the *Family Law Act 1975* (Cth), which governs parenting orders in Australia.

Judge Hartnett ordered that the mother have sole parental responsibility for the children and that they live with her. The father was granted the right to spend time with the children as agreed in writing between the parties. Liberty to apply was reserved for both parties, and the mother's costs of the proceedings were reserved.