Lindell and Ranteri
Case
•
[2008] FamCA 891
•24 August 2008
Details
AGLC
Case
Decision Date
Lindell and Ranteri [2008] FamCA 891
[2008] FamCA 891
24 August 2008
CaseChat Overview and Summary
This matter came before Bennett J concerning disputes between Lindell and Ranteri. The proceedings involved applications and consent orders relating to financial disclosure, the valuation of business assets, the sale of the former matrimonial home, spousal maintenance, and parenting arrangements for the parties' children.
The court was required to determine a range of issues, including the extent of financial disclosure to be provided by each party, the method for valuing the assets of a business known as "F Business," and the future of the former matrimonial home. Additionally, the court addressed interim parenting orders, including the establishment of equal shared parental responsibility, specific time arrangements for the father to spend with the children, and the appointment of an independent children's lawyer. The court also considered the preparation of a Family Report and the attendance of the parties at a post-separation parenting program.
The orders made by consent and by the court addressed the immediate needs of the parties and the children. These included detailed provisions for the exchange of financial documents, the engagement of a jointly appointed valuer for business assets, and directions regarding the sale of the former matrimonial home. Crucially, the court made interim orders concerning the children's residence with the wife, equal shared parental responsibility, and a structured schedule for the father's time with the children, including specific arrangements for changeovers and participation in sporting activities. The court also directed the preparation of a Family Report and the appointment of an independent children's lawyer to represent the children's interests.
The court was required to determine a range of issues, including the extent of financial disclosure to be provided by each party, the method for valuing the assets of a business known as "F Business," and the future of the former matrimonial home. Additionally, the court addressed interim parenting orders, including the establishment of equal shared parental responsibility, specific time arrangements for the father to spend with the children, and the appointment of an independent children's lawyer. The court also considered the preparation of a Family Report and the attendance of the parties at a post-separation parenting program.
The orders made by consent and by the court addressed the immediate needs of the parties and the children. These included detailed provisions for the exchange of financial documents, the engagement of a jointly appointed valuer for business assets, and directions regarding the sale of the former matrimonial home. Crucially, the court made interim orders concerning the children's residence with the wife, equal shared parental responsibility, and a structured schedule for the father's time with the children, including specific arrangements for changeovers and participation in sporting activities. The court also directed the preparation of a Family Report and the appointment of an independent children's lawyer to represent the children's interests.
Details
Key Legal Topics
Areas of Law
-
Family Law
-
Civil Procedure
Legal Concepts
-
Discovery
-
Costs
-
Injunction
-
Procedural Fairness
-
Consent
-
Remedies
Actions
Download as PDF
Download as Word Document
Citations
Lindell and Ranteri [2008] FamCA 891
Cases Citing This Decision
0
Cases Cited
0
Statutory Material Cited
0