Poyzer and Tritton (No. 4)

In the matter of *Poyzer and Tritton (No. 4)*, Dawe J of the Family Court of Australia considered an application by the husband following orders made on 3 August 2010. The dispute concerned financial matters between the parties, including the disposition of property and the husband's ability to travel pending an appeal.

The court was required to determine the terms of interim orders concerning the husband's financial obligations to the wife, the wife's ability to further encumber a property, and the husband's liberty to travel internationally. Additionally, the court considered the filing of updated financial statements and the husband's potential application for costs.

Dawe J ordered the husband to pay $300,000 to the wife within ten days, to be applied towards reducing the mortgage on the property. The wife was restrained from encumbering the property beyond $100,000. The enforcement of a previous order was stayed pending the husband's appeal, provided the husband complied with the payment order and certain conditions of the earlier order were not stayed. The husband was also restrained from leaving Australia and ordered to surrender his passports. The parties were directed to file updated financial statements within fourteen days, and the husband was given fourteen days to file any application for costs.