• Daily court lists

    Links to the daily court lists

  • Media release: Court launches new videos in 12 languages to help to people in migration cases

    The Federal Circuit and Family Court of Australia (Division 2) (the Court) officially launched three videos, each of which is available in 12 languages (including English). The videos form part of the Court’s overarching commitment to improving access to justice for culturally and linguistically diverse people from migrant and refugee backgrounds.

  • Bankruptcy Information Sheet 1: Presenting a Creditor’s Petition

    This information sheet sets out general information on how to apply to the Court for a sequestration order that makes someone a bankrupt. Proceedings to make someone a bankrupt are commenced by filing (or presenting) a Creditor’s Petition in the Federal Court of Australia (FCA) or the Federal Circuit and Family Court of Australia (Division 2) (FCFCOA). It deals only with petitions that rely upon a debtor’s failure to comply with a Bankruptcy Notice as the act of bankruptcy.

  • 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.

  • General federal law matters

    The Federal Circuit and Family Court of Australia (the Court) deals with a wide range of matters, sharing jurisdiction with the Federal Court of Australia and, in some cases, state courts. The Court’s rules and procedures are simpler and less formal, and aim to reduce the cost and number of court appearances for clients.

  • General federal law: Enforcement

    This page explains the steps you might take to enforce orders made by the Court.

  • Migration videos

    Links to the translated versions of the three migration videos created by the court.

  • Guidelines for reduced fee - divorce and decree of nullity application

    Information about eligibility to apply for a reduction of divorce fee - general
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