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Family law ancillary matters case on asset division, maintenance, and child maintenance. The court preferred the Husband’s restaurant valuation and ordered transfer of the matrimonial home.
Ancillary divorce orders on custody, access and child maintenance were made in favour of the Father, with detailed holiday and weekday access for the Mother.
The Family Court varied a 2016 consent order to expand and structure a father’s access, recalculate child maintenance, and retain nominal spousal maintenance.
The Family Court enforced child maintenance arrears, holding that an adult child’s work-attachment payments did not end support and that direct payments could not replace the court-ordered payment route.
The Family Court dismissed a mother’s bid to increase child maintenance, finding no proven change in circumstances or sufficient basis to vary the consent order.
Appeal in ancillary divorce proceedings dismissed. The court held the marriage was dual-income, upheld asset additions and adverse inference, and affirmed maintenance orders.
Family Justice Courts variation decision on child custody, access and maintenance. Mother retained sole care and control; maintenance was converted to fixed sums.
The court allowed maintenance arrears from January 2020, held the father had not shown good cause for non-payment, and varied ongoing maintenance down to $1,091.
Appeal over child maintenance partly succeeded on two expense items. The court reduced internet/mobile and excluded service and conservancy charges, but otherwise upheld the order.
Appeal on child maintenance and division of matrimonial assets. The court fixed monthly child maintenance at $1,050, ordered 50% preschool and medical cost sharing, and applied the structured approach to retain the apartment with a balancing payment.
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