The accused faced 17 counts relating to alleged violence against his wife and two children between 2003 and 2015.
The court found the wife to be an unreliable witness and declined to convict on any counts based solely on her uncorroborated testimony.
However, the court found the two children to be credible and reliable witnesses.
Relying on the children's testimony, the court found the accused guilty of six counts of assault against his wife and children, and not guilty of the remaining eleven counts.
