Re Reuben [2019] NSWSC 1855
The court approves continuation of orders for the child's care and supports transition to placement with the paternal uncle and aunt, based on psychological evidence, parental cooperation, and arrangements deemed to be in the child's best interests, including recommendations regarding schooling and ongoing therapeutic support.
- Jurisdiction
- Australia
- Judgment Date
- 13 December 2019
- Procedural Posture
- Equity / Continuation of Interim Orders
- Outcome
- Orders made for continuation and transition of care arrangements, including amendment to non-publication orders for disclosure related to schooling.
- Legal Topics
- ['care Arrangements for Child' 'transition Planning' 'parental Responsibility' 'non Publication Order']
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Procedural Posture
Equity / Continuation of Interim Orders
Legal Issues
- 1 ["Care and placement of a young child referred to as 'Reuben'" 'Transition to care by paternal uncle and aunt' 'Educational placement for child' 'Best interests of child']
Ratio Decidendi
The court approves continuation of orders for the child's care and supports transition to placement with the paternal uncle and aunt, based on psychological evidence, parental cooperation, and arrangements deemed to be in the child's best interests, including recommendations regarding schooling and ongoing therapeutic support.
Court Disposition
Orders made for continuation and transition of care arrangements, including amendment to non-publication orders for disclosure related to schooling.
Orders
- ['Continuation of care orders for the young child.' 'Approval of transition plan to the care of paternal uncle and aunt as proposed carers.' 'Educational placement support including recommendation for the child to repeat year 6 at a new school.' 'Amendment to non-publication orders to permit disclosure for school...
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