Walmsley and Walmsley (No 5)

In *Walmsley and Walmsley (No 5)*, Dawe J made orders in full and final settlement of property claims between the husband and wife. The dispute concerned the division of various assets and liabilities.

The court was required to determine how the parties' property, both past, present, and future, should be divided. This included the allocation of specific real estate, personal property, financial resources, superannuation interests, and responsibility for debts and legal costs.

Dawe J ordered that the husband transfer his interest in several properties to the wife, with the wife to assume responsibility for the associated mortgage payments. The wife was to retain her separate savings, investments, insurance policies, vehicles, superannuation, and other personal property, free from any claim by the husband. Similarly, the husband was to retain his separate savings, investments, insurance policies, vehicles, superannuation, and other personal property. Both parties were ordered to indemnify each other in relation to their respective debts and liabilities, as well as their legal and valuation costs. Additionally, the husband was directed to provide the wife with all DV tapes showing vision of the wife and children from 2000 onwards, or alternatively, provide full copies. Liberty to apply for consequential orders was granted.