Oden and Remmy
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[2014] FamCA 575
•11 July 2014
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Oden and Remmy [2014] FamCA 575
[2014] FamCA 575
11 July 2014
CaseChat Overview and Summary
This matter concerned orders made by Kent J in the Federal Circuit and Family Court of Australia concerning the children B and C. The proceedings were undefended, and the orders discharged previous arrangements.
The court was required to determine the parental responsibility for the children, the arrangements for their living situation, time spent with each parent, and the exchange of information between the parents. Specific issues included the daily care and welfare of the children, communication protocols, and provisions for travel and school-related matters.
The court ordered that the Father and Mother share equal parental responsibility for major long-term issues concerning the children, requiring them to consult and make genuine efforts to reach joint decisions. Notwithstanding this, the Father was assigned responsibility for the children's daily care when they were with him, and the Mother when they were with her. The children were ordered to live with the Father, with specific arrangements for the children to spend time and communicate with the Mother, including provisions for overnight stays and the involvement of the maternal grandmother and a half-sibling. The court also made detailed orders regarding the exchange of information, communication between parents, travel, and the conduct of parents while the children are in their care, including prohibitions on denigrating the other parent and being under the influence of alcohol or drugs. The Independent Children's Lawyer was discharged.
The court was required to determine the parental responsibility for the children, the arrangements for their living situation, time spent with each parent, and the exchange of information between the parents. Specific issues included the daily care and welfare of the children, communication protocols, and provisions for travel and school-related matters.
The court ordered that the Father and Mother share equal parental responsibility for major long-term issues concerning the children, requiring them to consult and make genuine efforts to reach joint decisions. Notwithstanding this, the Father was assigned responsibility for the children's daily care when they were with him, and the Mother when they were with her. The children were ordered to live with the Father, with specific arrangements for the children to spend time and communicate with the Mother, including provisions for overnight stays and the involvement of the maternal grandmother and a half-sibling. The court also made detailed orders regarding the exchange of information, communication between parents, travel, and the conduct of parents while the children are in their care, including prohibitions on denigrating the other parent and being under the influence of alcohol or drugs. The Independent Children's Lawyer was discharged.
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Family Law
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Consent
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Jurisdiction
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Procedural Fairness
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Oden and Remmy [2014] FamCA 575
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Mickelberg v The Queen
[1989] HCA 35
Mickelberg v The Queen
[1989] HCA 35