Yeddich & Meier and Anor 2014 FamCA
A child aged 13 years had been subject to a hearing 7 years before. Reports had…
The Full Court indicated that a child’s wishes are important and should not be departed from where they are soundly based and have been expressed without influence from either parent and are expressed against a background of particular facts and circumstances.
If a trial Judge decides to reject the wishes of a child, then clear and cogent reasons must be given for the rejection, particularly if the ICL submits that the Court should give effect to the child’s wishes.
A child aged 13 years had been subject to a hearing 7 years before. Reports had…
The case involved a child aged 13 years whose parents had separated when she was aged…
A couple cohabited for about ten years before separating, had two daughters aged 11 and 9…
The judge discussed the weight to give to the expressed wishes of a girl aged 9…
A father wanted to increase time with his two children aged 15 years and 10.5 years…
The case involved a girl aged 12 years whose parents had been in ongoing conflict since…