A v. B
法院駁回母親申請，拒絕准許子女永久遷往悉尼。法官認為申請仍屬過早，且在疫情與孩子脆弱情緒狀況下，不符合最佳利益。
- Relocation/removal of child
- Best interests of the child
- Access/contact arrangements
- Custody
- Expert evidence
- Impact of covid-19 on travel
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M D, MP v. M, MGA
The court refused a section 18 declaration and denied an expedited decree absolute, finding no satisfactory child arrangements or formal undertakings and real financial prejudice.
- Decree absolute
- Section 18 mppo declaration
- Ancillary relief
- Child welfare
- Costs
- Jurisdiction
R, E also known as M, E v. P, OPM also known as P M, OPR
District Court interim maintenance decision fixing support for three children, addressing school fees, a bourse application, costs, and declining backdating and litigation funding.
- Maintenance pending suit
- Interim maintenance
- School fees
- Means assessment
- Backdating
- Costs
W, LT v. GWH
A family court ordered interim maintenance of HK$30,000 a month each for the wife and child, and refused litigation funding, after assessing the parties’ means on a broad-brush basis.
- Maintenance pending suit
- Interim maintenance
- Litigation funding (costs allowance)
- Disclosure/non-disclosure
- Ancillary relief
- Budgeting of needs
LSDS v. BX
The court granted interim maintenance for the child at HK$89,000 per month, but refused the wife’s own maintenance pending suit and litigation funding.
- Maintenance pending suit
- Interim maintenance for child
- Litigation funding
- Disclosure/non‑disclosure
- Earning capacity
- Beneficial ownership dispute
M M v. R S
The court allowed the mother to relocate two children from Hong Kong to Seattle, granted joint custody, and ordered the father specified contact rights.
- Relocation
- Custody
- Care and control
- Access/contact
- Welfare of the child
- Primary carer determination
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