Tothill and Crowther (No 3)

In the matter of *Tothill and Crowther (No 3)*, Dawe J of the Family Court of Australia considered further orders in relation to a contravention application. The specific details of the original contravention application and the parties' respective positions were not detailed in the provided text, but the judgment indicates a dispute requiring judicial determination.

The central legal issue before the Court was the nature and form of further orders to be made concerning the contravention application. This involved determining the appropriate process for parties to seek specific relief and for the Court to consider such requests.

Dawe J directed that if either party wished to pursue further orders regarding the contravention application, they were required to file an affidavit within fourteen days. This affidavit was to annex the specific orders sought and be provided to the Court, the opposing party, and the Independent Children’s Lawyer. Following this, the Court would schedule a listing for submissions from the parties on the proposed orders. The final form of any order was subject to its formal entry into the Court's records.