Hunter & Morrison (contravention) 2014 FamCA 198
A father withheld children from contact with the mother on 3 occasions, citing reasonable excuses. The mother…
A mother who admitted six contraventions of orders without reasonable excuse was sentenced to six months imprisonment. The mother withheld an 11 year old child from the father. The mother had re-located interstate and enrolled the child in a school under the name of her new partner. The judge found that this was a serious contravention as the mother had shown a serious disregard for her obligations under the order. The mother appealed.
The Court re-exercised discretion and suspended the sentence and introduced a good behaviour bond for two years.
A father withheld children from contact with the mother on 3 occasions, citing reasonable excuses. The mother…
A mother withheld a child as the child was ill and the father filed for a…
When aged 14.5 years a girl had informed her father that she preferred to go to…
A child aged 5 years was ordered to live with the father and spend time with the…
The mother alleged over 140 contraventions by the father. Three children lived with the mother and…
The case involved an appeal by the mother where she was found to have contravened an orders…