Silver and Woden

In the matter of *Silver and Woden*, Stevenson J considered applications concerning the division of property and interim spousal maintenance. The dispute arose between a husband and wife, with the wife seeking the return of specific personal and household items, as well as interim spousal maintenance.

The court was required to determine whether to make orders for the husband to make certain items available for collection by the wife, and whether to order the husband to pay interim spousal maintenance to the wife. The court also considered the dismissal of other outstanding applications.

Stevenson J ordered that the husband make available for collection by the wife specific items located at a property in Town H, Queensland, within three months. These items included furniture, books, household goods, personal journals, and items of sentimental value. The husband was also directed to place these items in a secure location in the Town H area and provide the address in writing to the wife's solicitor. Furthermore, the court ordered the husband to pay interim spousal maintenance of $200 per week to the wife, with payments to commence within seven days and be lodged into a nominated bank account. All other outstanding applications were dismissed.