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Family Law Practice Direction: Medical procedure proceedings
This Practice Direction applies to all family law applications filed in the Federal Circuit and Family Court of Australia relating to a child undertaking a major medical procedure.
Bankruptcy Information Sheet 5: Substituted Service Applications
This information sheet explains how to apply for a substituted service order and provides a brief guide on the affidavit evidence that should accompany such an application.
Subpoena: Information for named person or other person (served with a subpoena or a copy of a subpoena) (prescribed brochure)
This brochure is for people who have been served with: A subpoena, and who are required to comply with the subpoena (named person), or; A copy of a subpoena as a party or interested person, and who may want to object to the inspecting or copying of a document/s to be produced in compliance with the subpoena. It provides information about the use of, and compliance with, subpoenas in the Federal Circuit and Family Court of Australia (the Court).
Update to the profession No.5: Commencement of the new Federal Circuit and Family Court of Australia
This update to the profession marks the final weekly update to be released prior to the commencement of the Federal Circuit and Family Court of Australia (FCFCOA) next Wednesday, 1 September 2021.
Part 4: Management and accountability
Corporate governance This section reports on aspects of the Federal Circuit Court’s corporate governance arrangements. The legal framework for the Federal Circuit Court’s corporate governance practices is set out in the Federal Circuit Court of Australia Act 1999, the Public Governance, Performance and Accountability Act 2013 (Cth) and the Public Service Act 1999 (Cth).
Intellectual property: I have been served
If you have been served you should read the application as soon as possible. The person who filed the application with the Court is known as the applicant and you (as the other party) are known as the respondent. What should I do next? All intellectual property matters filed in the Court are docketed in the National IP List and case managed by the IP List judge.
Court support
This page summarises what court staff can and cannot do. It also provides information about the range of support services you can access and what you need to do if you have special circumstances.
Financial or property: Safety and risk
This page provides information about safety and risk at Court.
Media release: The FCC welcomes the appointment of Ms Allyson Ladhams to the Perth registry
The Federal Circuit Court of Australia welcomes the Government’s appointment of Ms Allyson Ladhams, who will be based in the Perth registry, commencing 23 August 2021.
Migration: What happens if I do not attend Court?
Unless the Court excuses you from attending, you must attend court whenever there is a hearing. If you do not attend the Court hearing and do not have a lawyer appearing for you, the Court might dismiss your application in your absence and order you to pay the Minister’s costs.

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