Talone and Hanks

In the matter of *Talone and Hanks*, heard before Tree J, the dispute concerned parenting arrangements. The specific nature of the dispute, beyond the context of parenting, is not detailed in the provided text.

The central legal issue before the court was the mother's compliance with proposed parenting orders. The court was required to determine whether the mother would provide an undertaking to comply with these orders, and if so, the terms of that undertaking.

Tree J's reasoning focused on securing the mother's commitment to the proposed orders. The court indicated that if the mother provided a written undertaking, in terms acceptable to the court, within 14 days, the court's decision would be further reserved, with orders to follow. If the undertaking was not acceptable, or if no undertaking was filed, the matter would be relisted for further submissions.