Fort and McIntosh

In the matter of Fort and McIntosh, heard by Judge Harland, the dispute concerned parenting arrangements for three children, X, Y, and Z. The court was required to determine the orders regarding the children's living arrangements, time spent with each parent, and communication between the children and the non-resident parent.

The court ordered that the parents have equal shared parental responsibility for the children. The children were to live with the mother until a specified date, after which they were to live with the father. The mother was granted specific periods of time to spend with the children, including alternate weekends, with detailed provisions for collection and changeover arrangements. Further orders addressed the children's schooling, communication with parents, and the mother's entitlement to attend school and extracurricular events. The father was also directed to engage with a specific service and follow its directions, including accessing counselling.