Sanford and Sanford
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[2009] FamCA 109
•18 February 2009
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Sanford and Sanford [2009] FamCA 109
[2009] FamCA 109
18 February 2009
CaseChat Overview and Summary
The proceedings involved the parties Sanford and Sanford, with Young J presiding. The case concerned a dispute requiring further hearings and the resolution of various applications relating to parenting, financial, and property matters.
The court was required to determine the procedural steps necessary to advance the resolution of the dispute, including setting dates for case management, defended hearings, and the filing of updated orders and affidavits of evidence. Additionally, the court needed to address the valuation of a property, the provision of outstanding taxation and corporate returns, and the exchange of financial and business documents between the parties.
Young J ordered an adjournment for case management and set a defended hearing date, subject to compliance with filing requirements. The court mandated the filing of updated statements of orders sought by both parties, along with primary affidavits of evidence. A real estate agent was to be appointed to obtain a market valuation of a specified property at the parties' joint expense. The father was ordered to provide all necessary documentation for his outstanding taxation and corporate returns, with copies to be provided to the wife's solicitors. Mutual discovery of relevant financial and business documents was also ordered within a specified timeframe. Paragraph 6 of a previous order from 4 December 2007 was discharged, and leave was granted for the father's solicitors to file an updated financial statement. The court also provided for the transcription of extempore reasons for judgment and granted leave for parties to mention the matter by prior arrangement.
The court was required to determine the procedural steps necessary to advance the resolution of the dispute, including setting dates for case management, defended hearings, and the filing of updated orders and affidavits of evidence. Additionally, the court needed to address the valuation of a property, the provision of outstanding taxation and corporate returns, and the exchange of financial and business documents between the parties.
Young J ordered an adjournment for case management and set a defended hearing date, subject to compliance with filing requirements. The court mandated the filing of updated statements of orders sought by both parties, along with primary affidavits of evidence. A real estate agent was to be appointed to obtain a market valuation of a specified property at the parties' joint expense. The father was ordered to provide all necessary documentation for his outstanding taxation and corporate returns, with copies to be provided to the wife's solicitors. Mutual discovery of relevant financial and business documents was also ordered within a specified timeframe. Paragraph 6 of a previous order from 4 December 2007 was discharged, and leave was granted for the father's solicitors to file an updated financial statement. The court also provided for the transcription of extempore reasons for judgment and granted leave for parties to mention the matter by prior arrangement.
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Sanford and Sanford [2009] FamCA 109
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