Lewin and Lewin

In the matter of *Lewin and Lewin*, heard before Cronin J, the parties presented minutes of proposed orders to the court for approval. These minutes, marked as Exhibit "A" and subsequently sealed and attached to the court's record, represented a consensual resolution of the dispute between the parties.

The court was required to determine the terms of the final orders, which were to be based on the agreed minutes. The orders also addressed procedural matters, including the engrossment and delivery of the minutes by the wife's solicitor, the attendance of the parties at a conciliation conference, and the granting of leave for parties to file subpoenas. Furthermore, the court was to make orders regarding the husband's representation by a case guardian and the transcription of the reasons for this appointment.

Cronin J made orders by consent in accordance with the minutes of proposed orders. The court directed that these minutes remain on the court file and ordered the wife's solicitor to engross them and deliver them to the Associate within seven days. The parties were directed to attend a conciliation conference on 25 March 2015. Leave was granted to each party to file such subpoenae as they advised, and the husband was to be represented by a proposed case guardian, with the reasons for this appointment to be transcribed and placed on the court file.