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The Court ordered access arrangements for ward N based on the Mother’s proposals, rejected the Father’s broader schedule, and required a non-denigration undertaking.
The court granted the father leave to relocate the child to Australia and ordered a detailed access regime for the mother, applying the paramount welfare principle.
The Family Court varied a consent order, keeping joint custody with the mother having care and control and setting detailed holiday and access arrangements.
Custody dispute over twin daughters: the court granted joint custody, care and control to the mother, and allowed the children to return to Hong Kong.
A Hong Kong District Court granted the mother sole custody and care and control of a five-year-old child, with defined access for the father.
The Court of Appeal upheld joint custody in a divorce-related child custody dispute, but varied access by removing overnight stays and adjusting holiday and weekend contact.
Court granted a mother leave to relocate three children to the United Kingdom, subject to therapy, parallel parenting, a mirror order, and staged access arrangements.
The Court of Appeal held that joint custody was unworkable because the parents could not cooperate, and granted sole custody and care and control to the petitioner.
The Family Court granted the father interim access to two children twice monthly, ordered supervision by the Social Welfare Officer for three months, and declined a costs order.
The court awarded joint custody of a child to both parents, with care and control to the mother, after finding a reasonable prospect of cooperation in future.
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