Teagan and Nagano

In the matter of *Teagan and Nagano*, heard by Judge Brown, the dispute concerned the welfare and location of two children, [X] and [Y], born in 2015. The court was required to make orders regarding the children's residence, time spent with each parent, and to prevent their removal from Australia.

The central legal issues before the court were the determination of the children's primary residence, the arrangements for their time with each parent, and the necessity of injunctive relief to prevent their international travel. The court also considered the role of the Australian Federal Police in enforcing any such travel restrictions.

Judge Brown ordered that the children live with the father in Adelaide and spend time with the mother at mutually agreed times, with daily electronic communication to be facilitated. Crucially, the court issued an injunction restraining any party from removing the children from the Commonwealth of Australia, directing the Australian Federal Police to place the children's names on the Family Law Watchlist to give effect to this order. The mother was not personally restrained from leaving Australia, provided the children did not accompany her.