Crawford & Sisinis and Anor 2014 FamCA 912
Parents of a child aged 12 years referred the child to an assessing psychologist following their separation…
A father obtained a subpoena to obtain documents from the mother’s workplace, and the mother objected to the range of documents sought and the extensive time span covered.
The judge ruled that a subpoena cannot be used to trawl through material in the hope of generating lines of enquiry that otherwise are not available, and that specific reasons must be given for a subpoena (fishing expedition).
Parents of a child aged 12 years referred the child to an assessing psychologist following their separation…
Two parents attended a family counselling session at an agency and later consented to documents about…
A couple had been in dispute about a property matter and the wife's firm of lawyers issued…
The judge accepted an application for a subpoena sought by the father to inspect medical and…
A separating couple agreed to refer their child to a child and family psychologist for 10…
A child aged 9 years attended a course of attachment therapy provided by an agency to…