Henley and Henley (No 2)

In *Henley and Henley (No 2)*, the Federal Circuit and Family Court of Australia considered parenting arrangements for a child. The dispute concerned the specific terms of the child's time spent with the father.

The primary legal issue before the Court was to determine the precise schedule for the child's time with the father, addressing the transition points and frequency of these arrangements. The Court was also required to consider the disposition of any outstanding applications and the future management of the case.

Tree J ordered that the child would spend time with the father from the conclusion of school on Thursdays (or 4 pm if the child was not at school) until the commencement of school on the following Monday (or 10 am if the child was not at school), and this arrangement would apply on alternate weekends thereafter. All other extant applications were dismissed, and the matter was removed from the list of active pending cases.