Hi,
Parent A and parent B have a final parenting order made in January 2018 made before the Family courts.
Currently there are proceedings before the court by parent A against parent B to do with schooling for the children. Parent A has just realized after commencing proceedings against parent B that they cannot provide the school with the final parenting orders made in January 2018.
Parent A is now asking Parent B for permission to consent to "leave of court" stating it is to give the final parenting orders to the school involved.
So what exactly does "leave of court" mean and does it simply delay the current proceedings or does it stop them altogether?
Parent A and parent B have a final parenting order made in January 2018 made before the Family courts.
Currently there are proceedings before the court by parent A against parent B to do with schooling for the children. Parent A has just realized after commencing proceedings against parent B that they cannot provide the school with the final parenting orders made in January 2018.
Parent A is now asking Parent B for permission to consent to "leave of court" stating it is to give the final parenting orders to the school involved.
So what exactly does "leave of court" mean and does it simply delay the current proceedings or does it stop them altogether?