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YJW v YJX

The Family Court dismissed a wife’s PPO and NCO application, finding one proven incident of physical abuse but holding that a protection order was unnecessary.

  • Family violence
  • Personal protection order
  • No contact order
  • Physical abuse
  • Emotional or psychological abuse
  • Necessity for protection
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YJM v YJN

The Family Court dismissed a wife's interim maintenance application after finding her own income and rental proceeds exceeded her assessed reasonable monthly needs.

  • Maintenance
  • Wife
  • Assessment
  • Adverse inference
  • Admissions
  • Interim-maintenance
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YJO v YJP

The court divided the matrimonial assets equally, rejected claims to exclude alleged company funding, excluded child- and inheritance-traced assets, and ordered no spousal maintenance.

  • Matrimonial assets division
  • Spousal maintenance
  • Ancillary matters
  • Matrimonial-assets-division
  • Spousal-maintenance
  • Divorce-ancillary-matters
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YJE v YJF

The Family Court dismissed a father’s application to vary maintenance for five children after finding he had not candidly disclosed material facts or supporting evidence.

  • Maintenance
  • Variation of maintenance order
  • Duty judge complaint filing
  • Candour in applications
  • Variation-of-maintenance-order
  • Candour-in-applications
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YHY v YHZ

The court delayed discontinuance to obtain a current welfare update on the child, then allowed it and ordered the applicant to pay costs of $1,200.

  • Guardianship
  • Testamentary guardian
  • Discontinuance
  • Child welfare
  • Costs
  • Child-welfare
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XSN v XSO

Appeal against a committal application over two dogs was dismissed. The court held the consent order was too unclear for contempt and ownership was not proved.

  • Consent orders
  • Judgment and orders enforcement
  • Civil contempt
  • Interpretation of consent orders
  • Matrimonial assets
  • Ownership of dogs
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YHW v YHX

The Family Court declined to continue supervised access and upheld interim unsupervised parenting time, including one overnight each week, pending a private custody evaluation.

  • Interim parenting time orders
  • Unsupervised access
  • Overnight access
  • Supervised access
  • Custody and care and control
  • Child welfare
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YHD v YHE

The Family Court interpreted a consent order on a matrimonial flat to mean the wife alone must redeem the outstanding mortgage, varied the completion time, and dismissed a bid to set aside the final judgment.

  • Interpretation of consent orders
  • Part-share resale of matrimonial flat
  • Outstanding mortgage loan allocation
  • Registrar’s empowerment clause
  • Setting aside final judgment
  • Costs
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YDF v YDG

The court granted joint custody, sole care and control to the Wife, set defined access for the Husband, divided matrimonial assets 75/25, and ordered maintenance.

  • Custody
  • Access
  • Matrimonial assets division
  • Maintenance for wife
  • Maintenance for child
  • Matrimonial-assets-division
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XNA v XMZ

The Family Court dismissed a wife’s applications for a domestic exclusion order and to revoke a reciprocal PPO, finding no proven safety need or changed circumstances.

  • Domestic exclusion orders
  • Revocation of personal protection orders
  • Necessity for protection or personal safety
  • Change in circumstances
  • Reciprocal personal protection orders
  • Domestic-exclusion-order
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