Jeter and Jeter

In the matter of *Jeter and Jeter*, heard before Judge L. Turner, the parties sought orders concerning property settlement and interim arrangements. The dispute involved the exclusive occupation of a property, responsibility for outgoings, and the management of sale proceeds from another property.

The court was required to determine the appropriate interim orders regarding the parties' respective rights and responsibilities concerning their property interests pending final resolution. Specifically, the court considered the discharge of previous consent orders relating to mediation, the grant of exclusive occupation of a particular property, and the management of funds derived from the sale of another asset.

By consent, the court discharged the interim consent orders concerning mediation. The court then ordered that the Husband have exclusive occupation of Property B and be solely responsible for all associated outgoings. Further, the proceeds of sale from Property A were to be invested in the joint names of the parties, with access restricted unless by further court order. The matter was adjourned for a two-day hearing in October 2013, with a prior mention date in September 2013 for trial directions. Neither party was permitted to file further applications or affidavits, save in circumstances where the property pool was at risk of depletion. The issue of costs was reserved.