FONTAINE & HOGAN

The case of *Fontaine & Hogan* concerned a dispute between a father and mother regarding the welfare and living arrangements of their two children, X and Y. The matter came before Judge Hartnett.

The primary legal issues before the court were the children's living arrangements and the father's contact with them. Additionally, the court was required to consider the mother's partner, Mr B, and his potential impact on the children.

Judge Hartnett ordered that the children live with the mother and that the father deliver the children to the mother at a police station by a specified date and time, at his expense. The father's time with the children was reserved, and the mother was ordered to ensure her partner, Mr B, did not reside with the children or come into contact with them. Liberty to apply and the mother's costs were reserved.