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    • Bankruptcy Information Sheet 4: Setting aside a Bankruptcy Notice

      About this information sheet This Information Sheet sets out general information on how to apply to the Court to set aside and/or extend time for compliance with a Bankruptcy Notice. A Bankruptcy Notice is an important document. Failure to comply with the notice or to apply to the court to set it aside will entitle a creditor to present a Creditor's Petition for an order that the debtor be made a bankrupt.
    • Update to the profession: Operational matters in the family law jurisdiction following 1 September 2021 reforms

      An update to the profession from the CEO and Principal Registrar of the FCFCOA on operational matters in the family law jurisdiction following 1 September 2021 reforms
    • Update to the profession: Applications for Review

      This update provides important information about Applications for Review filed after 24 November 2023 in family law.
    • Family Law: Subpoenas

      The page outlines the process of applying for a subpoena, conduct money and witness fees and the production of documents process.
    • Lighthouse: Update to the profession November 2023

      Lighthouse and the associated bespoke case management for high risk matters focuses on the safety of children and their families by identifying and addressing issues of family violence and other risks.
    • I am a practitioner/from an external support agency, how can I best support my client?

      Frequently asked question response relating to lighthouse for lawyers
    • Review of Migration Decisions by the FCFCOA - translated versions

      Links to translated versions of the Review of Migration Decisions by the Federal Circuit and Family Court of Australia
    • Family Violence Plan

      The Family Violence Plan (the Plan) reflects the ongoing commitment by both Courts to the early identification and management of matters where violence or the risk of violence is alleged, and to keeping all court users safe. It is an overarching document setting out important actions to be undertaken by the Courts to ensure best practice in all areas of administration, operation and application of the law. It covers areas as diverse as building layout, security screening, risk assessment, safety planning for individual litigants as well as education and training of staff and the judiciary.…
    • Migration: Interpreter services

      This page provides information about interpreters and translation services and where to find assistance in languages other than English.
    • Practice and procedure update: Applications for Review of Registrar decisions in family law

      This update provides important information about Applications for Review filed after close of filing on Friday 15 November 2024. Please be advised that an Application for Review filed on or after 15 November 2024 may not be able to be heard prior to the commencement of the Court shutdown period, being close of business, Tuesday 24 December 2024.

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  • Bankruptcy Information Sheet 4: Setting aside a Bankruptcy Notice

    About this information sheet This Information Sheet sets out general information on how to apply to the Court to set aside and/or extend time for compliance with a Bankruptcy Notice. A Bankruptcy Notice is an important document. Failure to comply with the notice or to apply to the court to set it aside will entitle a creditor to present a Creditor's Petition for an order that the debtor be made a bankrupt.
  • Update to the profession: Operational matters in the family law jurisdiction following 1 September 2021 reforms

    An update to the profession from the CEO and Principal Registrar of the FCFCOA on operational matters in the family law jurisdiction following 1 September 2021 reforms
  • Update to the profession: Applications for Review

    This update provides important information about Applications for Review filed after 24 November 2023 in family law.
  • Family Law: Subpoenas

    The page outlines the process of applying for a subpoena, conduct money and witness fees and the production of documents process.
  • Lighthouse: Update to the profession November 2023

    Lighthouse and the associated bespoke case management for high risk matters focuses on the safety of children and their families by identifying and addressing issues of family violence and other risks.
  • I am a practitioner/from an external support agency, how can I best support my client?

    Frequently asked question response relating to lighthouse for lawyers
  • Review of Migration Decisions by the FCFCOA - translated versions

    Links to translated versions of the Review of Migration Decisions by the Federal Circuit and Family Court of Australia
  • Family Violence Plan

    The Family Violence Plan (the Plan) reflects the ongoing commitment by both Courts to the early identification and management of matters where violence or the risk of violence is alleged, and to keeping all court users safe. It is an overarching document setting out important actions to be undertaken by the Courts to ensure best practice in all areas of administration, operation and application of the law. It covers areas as diverse as building layout, security screening, risk assessment, safety planning for individual litigants as well as education and training of staff and the judiciary.…
  • Migration: Interpreter services

    This page provides information about interpreters and translation services and where to find assistance in languages other than English.
  • Practice and procedure update: Applications for Review of Registrar decisions in family law

    This update provides important information about Applications for Review filed after close of filing on Friday 15 November 2024. Please be advised that an Application for Review filed on or after 15 November 2024 may not be able to be heard prior to the commencement of the Court shutdown period, being close of business, Tuesday 24 December 2024.

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