DELACEY & REDWOOD (No.3)

In *Delacey & Redwood (No.3)*, Judge Burchardt considered an application for the enforcement of final orders made in September 2020. The dispute concerned the husband's failure to comply with certain financial and property settlement obligations previously ordered by the court.

The court was required to determine the appropriate orders for the enforcement of the outstanding obligations, including the payment of a sum of money and the release of the wife as guarantor of a mortgage over a property. The court also had to consider the consequences of non-compliance with these enforcement orders, specifically in relation to the sale of the real property.

Judge Burchardt ordered the husband to pay a specified sum to the wife within 30 days, along with penalty interest. The husband was also ordered to take all necessary steps to release the wife as guarantor of the mortgage on the E Street property. The court stipulated that if the payment was not made within the timeframe, the property would be sold out of court. The wife was appointed as attorney for the husband to execute necessary documents for the sale, and the proceeds were to be applied in a specific order, including the discharge of encumbrances, payment of outstanding charges, the wife's costs, and the division of the balance between the parties according to their agreed percentages. Pending sale, the husband was granted sole occupation, and both parties were to share equally in the property's maintenance and liabilities.