Hornwood and Tyrell

In the matter of *Hornwood and Tyrell*, Judge Brown considered an application concerning the welfare and living arrangements of two children, [X] and [Y]. The dispute involved the mother and father of the children, with the court ultimately making orders regarding their residence and contact.

The court was required to determine the primary residence of the children and the terms of their living arrangements, including the location of the mother's residence and the father's financial obligations. Additionally, the court needed to address the parties' communication and interaction with the children, and the need for dispute resolution. The court also considered the potential for recovery orders if certain conditions were not met and the need to prevent disparaging remarks about a parent in the children's presence.

Judge Brown ordered that the children reside with the mother within 45km of the [Town C] Town Hall in South Australia by a specified date. The father was directed to provide financial assistance to the mother for rental accommodation and ongoing weekly payments for a period of six months to facilitate this arrangement. The parties were also ordered to attend a family dispute resolution conference to discuss the children's care and development, and an injunction was granted restraining them from speaking negatively about each other in the children's presence. The matter was adjourned for further consideration and fixed for a final hearing.