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    • Changing parenting arrangements

      This page provides information about how you can change or vary existing parenting arrangements, including applying to the Court.
    • Chapter 12 Costs Notice

      Use this brochure for information about legal costs to which Chapter 12 of the Federal Circuit and Family Court of Australia (Family Law) Rules 2021 (Family Law Rules 2021) applies.
    • Administrative law: Privacy

      This page provides information about the Court’s jurisdiction to enforce a privacy determination and how to apply.
    • Fair work: I want to apply

      This page provides details about how to apply to the Court in the Fair Work jurisdiction.
    • Family law: Find a lawyer

      This page provides a list of organisations that may be able to assist with legal advice or finding a lawyer.
    • Financial or property: Superannuation

      How does the law treat superannuation? The superannuation splitting law treats superannuation as a different type of property. It lets separating couples value their superannuation and split superannuation payments, although this is not mandatory. Splitting does not convert superannuation into a cash asset – it is still subject to superannuation laws (for example, it is usually retained until retirement ages are reached). 
    • Protecting sensitive information in family law proceedings

      From 10 June 2025, you can ask the court to make an order to protect your sensitive information from being used in family law proceedings.
    • Family law fees

      The Court does not set the fees payable in the court. Fees are set by Federal Government Regulations - Family Law (Fees) Regulations 2022. The current fees are contained within the gazetted Annual federal courts and tribunals fee increases from 1 July 2025. GST does not apply to court fees.

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  • Changing parenting arrangements

    This page provides information about how you can change or vary existing parenting arrangements, including applying to the Court.
  • Chapter 12 Costs Notice

    Use this brochure for information about legal costs to which Chapter 12 of the Federal Circuit and Family Court of Australia (Family Law) Rules 2021 (Family Law Rules 2021) applies.
  • Administrative law: Privacy

    This page provides information about the Court’s jurisdiction to enforce a privacy determination and how to apply.
  • Fair work: I want to apply

    This page provides details about how to apply to the Court in the Fair Work jurisdiction.
  • Family law: Find a lawyer

    This page provides a list of organisations that may be able to assist with legal advice or finding a lawyer.
  • Financial or property: Superannuation

    How does the law treat superannuation? The superannuation splitting law treats superannuation as a different type of property. It lets separating couples value their superannuation and split superannuation payments, although this is not mandatory. Splitting does not convert superannuation into a cash asset – it is still subject to superannuation laws (for example, it is usually retained until retirement ages are reached). 
  • Protecting sensitive information in family law proceedings

    From 10 June 2025, you can ask the court to make an order to protect your sensitive information from being used in family law proceedings.
  • Family law fees

    The Court does not set the fees payable in the court. Fees are set by Federal Government Regulations - Family Law (Fees) Regulations 2022. The current fees are contained within the gazetted Annual federal courts and tribunals fee increases from 1 July 2025. GST does not apply to court fees.

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