Deane & Deane 2014 FamCA 869
A couple had been married for several years and had two daughter aged 7 and 3…
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A father raised 37 objections to findings and rulings by a trial judge. The appeal court noted that the father disagreed with the judge’s opinions and findings, and the father pointed out that alternative findings might have been found. However a person appealing rulings has the heavy onus to prove or to demonstrate that findings made by a judge were not reasonably open to be made (burden of proof). The father had disagreed but he had not raised further evidence in support of his own views.
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