King and King and Ors

In the matter of *King and King and Ors*, heard before Bennett J, the proceedings concerned a dispute between the parties regarding both property and parenting matters. The specific context of the dispute, beyond its division into property and parenting streams, is not detailed in the provided text.

The primary legal issue before the court was whether the property proceedings should be separated from the parenting proceedings, and if so, how each should be managed. The court was also required to determine the participation of the second to sixth named respondents in the parenting proceedings.

Bennett J ordered that the property proceedings be bifurcated from the parenting proceedings, with the parenting proceedings to be heard immediately. The property proceedings were adjourned for future case management. The court also excused the second to sixth named respondents from participating in or requiring representation for the parenting proceedings. Costs associated with the property proceedings not proceeding on the day were reserved.