CHEW & FENG

In the matter of CHEW & FENG, Judge Newbrun made orders concerning parenting arrangements for the child X and the adjustment of the parties' property. The dispute involved the allocation of parental responsibility, the child's living arrangements, and the division of assets.

The court was required to determine the best interests of the child X in relation to parenting orders, including the specifics of parental responsibility for major decisions, the child's residence, and the time the child would spend with each parent. Additionally, the court addressed the division of the parties' property, including the proceeds from the sale of a property, an investment portfolio, and other assets.

The orders reflect a determination of the child's best interests, granting the Mother sole parental responsibility for medical decisions after consultation with the Father, and establishing a detailed schedule for the child to live with the Mother and spend time with the Father. The property orders provided for the disbursement of sale proceeds from a property, the transfer of an investment portfolio to the Mother, and confirmed each party as the sole owner of property in their possession, with provisions for the Registrar to execute documents if a party refused to do so.