Myers and Raddich

In *Myers and Raddich*, the Family Court of Australia considered an application concerning the parenting of two children, B and C. The mother sought orders regarding the children's living arrangements and contact with the father, while the father filed a response.

The central legal issues before the Court were whether to discharge existing parenting orders, where the children should live, and whether any contact should occur between the children and their father. The Court also had to determine the fate of the parties' respective applications.

The Court granted the father leave to file an affidavit and a Notice of Risk. Ultimately, the Court discharged all prior parenting orders and ordered that the children live with the mother. Crucially, the Court made an order for no contact between the children and the father. The applications filed by both the mother and the father were otherwise dismissed.