FAMILY COURT RULES UNACCEPTABLE RISK -FATHER CANNOT SEE DAUGHTER AT ALL

 Family Court rules unacceptable risk -father cannot see daughter at all



13 DEC FAMILY COURT RULES UNACCEPTABLE RISK -FATHER CANNOT SEE DAUGHTER AT ALL

Posted at 11:55h in Uncategorized by Maria Rigoli 

A father failed in his appeal seeking to see his daughter in the case of Lim & Zong [2022] FedCFamC1A 146 (20 September 2022).


Background


This matter involved an appeal brought by the father of a 10 year old girl against parenting orders made by the family courts. The orders provided that the child would live with the mother and not spend any time with or communicate with the father.

The parties were married overseas in 2006 and moved to Australia in 2013, later divorcing in 2014. There was one child of the relationship born in 2012, a daughter now 10 years old.

Proceedings were commenced for parenting orders in the family courts in 2014. There were numerous court events and delays, most of which were caused by the father. In October 2020, the court ordered that the father was not to have any further time or communication with the child, on the basis that there was an unacceptable risk posed to the child by the father. The father appealed.


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