QLD Appealing Interim Orders?

Generally, no. Interim orders are usually not up for appeal as they are temporary and in making the order, the judge should have considered all relevant factors (including your financial ability to comply with such order). The court would have made the order in the best interests of the children and so your financial ability may be a relevant but insignificant factor in this matter. Have you tried negotiating with the other side and seeing if they are able to pay for the costs of relocation and you complying with the order? Further, costs of complying with an interim order will generally be reimbursed to the ultimate winning party at the end of the trial and in some instances may be born by the party making the application for interim order (in this case, the other side). You will need to look at the "costs" part of the order. What did the judge say regarding costs?

 

I'm not quite sure I understand. Is the father residing in the other town? And you have moved to another town closer to your work? Now you have an interim order stating that the children must live in the town where the father is residing? Surely, the order is not asking you to relocate?

In relation to the car, in whose name is it registered? Do you have a financial settlement agreement? If you separated/divorced from the father, you may be entitled to more assets than what he is currently allowing you.

Have a look at the Family Law Court's "property and money after separation" page. Notably, expenses relating to children and earning capacity will be taken into account as to what is a "fair and just" division of assets. Nearly all assets (joint and individual property/funds/assets) are considered in the division. If you and the father cannot agree on a financial agreement, apply to court for such order. In the meantime, you can apply to court for an interim payment order.