Conte and Brioli

This matter concerned a dispute between the Mother and Father regarding their child, [X], born in 2010. The proceedings were before Judge Altobelli. The parties sought orders concerning the child's living arrangements, parental responsibility, and time spent with each parent.

The court was required to determine the specific orders relating to the child's residence, the allocation of parental responsibility, and the detailed arrangements for the child spending time with each parent. Further issues included provisions for interstate and overseas travel, communication between the parents, and the child's surname. The court also needed to address specific protocols for school enrolment disputes and the exchange of information regarding the child's welfare and daily routine.

By consent, the court ordered that the child, [X], shall live with the Mother and that the parties shall have equal shared parental responsibility for decisions concerning [X]'s long-term care, welfare, and development. Specific provisions were made for resolving disputes regarding school enrolment, including mandatory mediation. The orders also detailed extensive arrangements for the child spending time with the Father, including during school holidays and on specific public holidays, with provisions for interstate and overseas travel and communication protocols. The court also ordered that the child's surname be changed to Brioli-Conte.