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    • How do I get a copy of my divorce order (proof of divorce)?

      If your divorce was AFTER February 2010 you can print your divorce order from the Commonwealth Courts Portal, once your divorce is finalised (usually one month and one day after your divorce hearing). There is no fee to print a divorce order from the Portal. Divorce orders after this date are digital orders with an electronic seal and signature and are the only form of proof of divorce provided by the Court.
    • Warning about Federal Circuit and Family Court of Australia impersonation email scam

      The Federal Circuit and Family Court of Australia has become aware of an email impersonation scam which is being sent to members of the public.
    • General federal law: Hearing types

      This page provides general information on the type of hearings that are undertaken in general federal law proceedings. Most general federal law matters will involve more than one court hearing.
    • General federal law: Appeals

      This page describes what is an appeal and the benefits of legal advice before you begin an appeal.
    • I am unable to answer questions about the other party

      Lighthouse FAQ response
    • What if I have not received a link to the Family DOORS Triage questionnaire?

      Frequently asked question response relating to lighthouse
    • Family violence and children

      This page outlines the impact of family violence on children and provides information about child protection orders  
    • Innovations: Overview

      The Federal Circuit and Family Court of Australia is committed to embracing innovation and change, to create a world-leading court system. The following information provides an overview of how it is achieving this, and includes a list of innovations that the Court is currently working on.
    • 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.
    • 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.

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  • How do I get a copy of my divorce order (proof of divorce)?

    If your divorce was AFTER February 2010 you can print your divorce order from the Commonwealth Courts Portal, once your divorce is finalised (usually one month and one day after your divorce hearing). There is no fee to print a divorce order from the Portal. Divorce orders after this date are digital orders with an electronic seal and signature and are the only form of proof of divorce provided by the Court.
  • Warning about Federal Circuit and Family Court of Australia impersonation email scam

    The Federal Circuit and Family Court of Australia has become aware of an email impersonation scam which is being sent to members of the public.
  • General federal law: Hearing types

    This page provides general information on the type of hearings that are undertaken in general federal law proceedings. Most general federal law matters will involve more than one court hearing.
  • General federal law: Appeals

    This page describes what is an appeal and the benefits of legal advice before you begin an appeal.
  • I am unable to answer questions about the other party

    Lighthouse FAQ response
  • What if I have not received a link to the Family DOORS Triage questionnaire?

    Frequently asked question response relating to lighthouse
  • Family violence and children

    This page outlines the impact of family violence on children and provides information about child protection orders  
  • Innovations: Overview

    The Federal Circuit and Family Court of Australia is committed to embracing innovation and change, to create a world-leading court system. The following information provides an overview of how it is achieving this, and includes a list of innovations that the Court is currently working on.
  • 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.
  • 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.

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