HARRISON & HALLIDAY

In the matter of *HARRISON & HALLIDAY*, Justice Dawe of the Family Court of Australia considered an application concerning the child P HARRISON. The dispute involved the parents' arrangements for the child, with specific orders being made regarding the child's movement and the parents' communication and contact.

The court was required to determine the immediate arrangements for the child, including measures to prevent the child's removal from Australia, and to establish a framework for future contact and communication between the parents. The orders also addressed the filing and service of documents and the procedure for serving the mother.

Justice Dawe made several orders aimed at securing the child's presence within Australia and facilitating parental contact. These included placing the child on an Airport Watch list, restraining both parents from removing the child from the Commonwealth, and requiring the seizure of the child's passport upon re-entry. The court also ordered the mother to inform the father of her and the child's address upon returning to Australia and set out specific arrangements for the father to spend time with the child. Further consideration of the proceedings was adjourned, with directions given for the filing and service of documents and for the mother to provide an address for service.