OWEN & FITCH

In the matter of *Owen & Fitch*, heard before Judge Harman, the dispute concerned parenting orders for two children, [X] and [Y]. The specific nature of the dispute leading to the final orders is not detailed in the provided text, but the court was tasked with determining the future parenting arrangements for the children.

The primary legal issue before the court was the resolution of existing parenting orders and associated applications. This involved deciding whether to discharge the current arrangements, dismiss outstanding applications, and address the role of the Independent Children's Lawyer. The court also had to consider the disposition of exhibits and subpoenaed material once the matter was finalised.

Judge Harman ordered the discharge of all existing parenting orders concerning the children [X] and [Y]. The Independent Children's Lawyer was discharged with the court's commendation. Furthermore, all outstanding applications and responses were withdrawn and dismissed, effectively removing all issues from the court's hearing list. The court also directed that upon the expiry of the appeal period, and in the absence of an appeal, all exhibits and subpoenaed materials were to be returned to their respective owners or securely destroyed.