Jarrott and Jarrott

In the matter of *Jarrott and Jarrott*, heard by Cronin J of the Family Court of Australia, the dispute concerned urgent orders relating to property and costs. The specific nature of the dispute leading to these urgent orders is not detailed in the provided text, but the orders themselves indicate a need for immediate action concerning property transfers and the disclosure of information.

The court was required to determine the appropriate orders to be made in the circumstances, particularly concerning the execution of property transfer documents, the provision of information by the husband's solicitors, and the allocation of costs. Section 106A of the *Family Law Act 1975* (Cth) was a relevant statutory provision considered by the court in making its orders.

Cronin J ordered that the matter proceed with urgency. Crucially, the court directed that a registrar of the Family Court sign, in the name of the wife, several documents essential for property transfer, including a transfer of property, a seller notice to a tenant and managing agent, a change of lessor or lessor’s agent, and a discharge authority for a loan. Furthermore, the husband's solicitors were ordered to forthwith advise Delany Lawyers to provide all information and copy documents to the wife that would otherwise be received by the husband. The court also ordered that the wife pay the husband $600 towards his costs, to be deducted from her share of the sale proceeds.