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    • Financial or property: We have agreed

      This page explains how you can formalise your financial agreement without going to court.
    • Consumer law: Small claims hearings

      This page provides information about small claims hearings under the National Consumer Credit Protection Act 2009.
    • Separate smarter: We cannot agree

      This page explains what your options are if you have not been able to agree on arrangements for your children or property and finances after separation.
    • Separate smarter: We have partially agreed

      This page helps explain some of the dispute resolution options available to try and resolve the issues you don’t agree about after separation.
    • Priority Property Pool Cases (PPP Cases)

      The aim of the PPP cases model of case management is to provide a simplified way of resolving property disputes which will minimise risk and legal costs, and best preserve the parties’ assets.
    • Media release: the Court convenes national roundtable discussions on domestic and family violence

      Today, the Chief Justice of the Federal Circuit and Family Court of Australia (FCFCOA), the Hon William Alstergren AO is hosting an inaugural National Family Violence Symposium involving approximately 80 key stakeholders from every State and Territory representing the family violence and other related sectors such as those working in frontline services, government, academia, legal and victim support services.
    • Complaints policy

      Information about how to make a complaint to the Court.

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    This page explains how you can formalise your financial agreement without going to court.
  • Consumer law: Small claims hearings

    This page provides information about small claims hearings under the National Consumer Credit Protection Act 2009.
  • Separate smarter: We cannot agree

    This page explains what your options are if you have not been able to agree on arrangements for your children or property and finances after separation.
  • Separate smarter: We have partially agreed

    This page helps explain some of the dispute resolution options available to try and resolve the issues you don’t agree about after separation.
  • Priority Property Pool Cases (PPP Cases)

    The aim of the PPP cases model of case management is to provide a simplified way of resolving property disputes which will minimise risk and legal costs, and best preserve the parties’ assets.
  • Media release: the Court convenes national roundtable discussions on domestic and family violence

    Today, the Chief Justice of the Federal Circuit and Family Court of Australia (FCFCOA), the Hon William Alstergren AO is hosting an inaugural National Family Violence Symposium involving approximately 80 key stakeholders from every State and Territory representing the family violence and other related sectors such as those working in frontline services, government, academia, legal and victim support services.
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