FIORE & FIORE

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[2015] FamCA 559

3 June 2015


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FIORE & FIORE [2015] FamCA 559 [2015] FamCA 559 3 June 2015

CaseChat Overview and Summary

In the matter of *Fiore & Fiore*, Bennett J considered interim parenting arrangements for the children B and C. The dispute concerned the father's time with the children, with specific orders being made regarding the commencement and frequency of his contact. The court also directed the parties to attend an updated Family Report at the father's expense and adjourned the matter for a further hearing to determine ongoing interim parenting arrangements.

The court was required to determine the specific interim parenting orders concerning the time the children B and C would spend with their father. This included establishing a schedule for his contact, which was to be reviewed and potentially modified at a subsequent hearing. The court also addressed the need for further evidence, specifically an updated Family Report, and the preparation of affidavits concerning residence.

Bennett J made detailed orders regarding the father's time with the children, commencing from June 2015 and establishing a fortnightly pattern for B and specific weekend arrangements for C. The court also ordered the parties to attend a Family Report at the father's expense, with funds to be deposited prior to the first interview. The matter was adjourned for a further hearing in September 2015 to consider further interim parenting arrangements, with directions for the filing of affidavits, the independent children's lawyer to publish their preliminary views, and for the parties to attempt to reach an agreement. The court also requested a subpoena for the children's educational records and ordered the husband to contribute to the wife's costs.
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Areas of Law

  • Family Law

  • Civil Procedure

Legal Concepts

  • Costs

  • Consent

  • Procedural Fairness

  • Discovery

  • Appeal

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