Use IRAC to answer the following case scenario. Ifyou are unsure about IRAC please refer to your 100-level material.Pleasenote that this is a group assessment of three (3) students. Individual...

Use IRAC to answer the following case scenario. If
you are unsure about IRAC please refer to your 100-level material.

Please
note that this is a group assessment of three (3) students. Individual submissions will not be
acceptable.

Scenario

John and Louise met in 2020 in Australia. John was
from Vanuatu and Louise from Fiji and they worked in Victoria, Australia as
part of the PALM scheme. Australia announced the ‘Road to Permanent Residency’
for workers so they both applied because they had moved in together in 2021 and
not long after that, Louise fell pregnant, so they felt it was better that they
raised their son in Australia. Their son was born in December 2021, and
although they applied for his Vanuatu citizenship, Louise had yet to get around
to doing the same for Fiji. John and Louise were not married.

When their application for PR was unsuccessful,
they decided to move to Vanuatu in January 2023. After a few months Louise
decided, that she did not want to continue the relationship and wanted to
return to Fiji with their son and that she would file for custody and child and
spousal maintenance. John resisted and
stated that he was going to apply for full custody of their son and oppose her
application in the Vanuatu court.

Question

Use
IRAC

and advise Louise what her legal options are for:

1.




Custody

2.




Child Maintenance

3.






Spousal
Maintenance