Wenlack and Cimorelli

In the matter of *Wenlack and Cimorelli*, heard by Johnston J, the applicant father sought orders concerning his children. The wife provided undertakings to the court regarding medical treatment for the children and their schooling.

The court was required to determine the terms of the orders to be made, including the dismissal of the father's application, undertakings from the wife concerning medical treatment for the children, and arrangements for the enrolment of one of the children at a specific school.

Johnston J made orders reflecting the agreement of the parties. The father's application was dismissed. The wife undertook not to take the children to a particular doctor for medical treatment without admissions. Furthermore, she undertook to provide the husband with reasonable written notice, details, and reasons for any proposed medical reviews, examinations, or testing for the children, and to obtain his written consent, unless it was a medical emergency. The court also ordered that the child [E] would attend [L] Public School commencing in Kindergarten in 2015, with both parents required to take all necessary steps to facilitate this enrolment.