Jasper and Lilley

In the matter of *Jasper and Lilley*, heard before Rees J, the dispute concerned parenting arrangements for a child, B. The specific nature of the dispute leading to the orders is not detailed, but the court was required to make determinations regarding the time B would spend with the mother.

The central legal issue before the court was to establish a schedule for supervised time between the child, B, and the mother. This involved determining the frequency, duration, and commencement dates of these supervised periods.

Rees J made orders that vacated a previous order from 16 February 2018 and substituted it with new arrangements. These new arrangements stipulated that B would spend supervised time with the mother for six consecutive Saturdays, commencing on 24 March 2018, between 9.00 am and 5.00 pm. Furthermore, commencing 5 May 2018, and on alternate weekends thereafter, B would spend supervised time with the mother from 9.00 am on Saturday until 5.00 pm on Sunday. The court noted that the final form of these orders was contingent upon their entry into the Court’s records.