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01 September, 2021

Warrant of commitment

This form is available for legal practitioners as a precedent for use when a court has ordered that a person be arrested and brought before the Court.

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03 May, 2024

Warrant of arrest

This form is available for legal practitioners as a precedent for use when a court has ordered that a person be arrested and brought before the Court.

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10 June, 2025

Undertaking as to disclosure

This form is used to acknowledge your duty of disclosure and to undertake that you have complied and will continue to comply with that duty.

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05 November, 2021

Undertaking

An undertaking is a promise to the Court which is as binding as a Court order.

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01 September, 2021

Third party debt notice (form)

This form is used by a person seeking to enforce an obligation to pay money by directing a third party (e.g. the employer of the Respondent (payer) named in this Notice) to pay a lump sum or a redirection of earnings or periodic payments.

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10 June, 2025

Superannuation Information Kit

This form is used by an eligible person to request information from a superannuation fund when superannuation orders are sought in financial or property proceedings

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10 June, 2025

Subpoena in an arbitration

This form must be filed at the Court registry where the matter is being heard. This cannot be eFiled on the Commonwealth Courts Portal.

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10 June, 2025

Subpoena - Family Law

This form is used by a party in a family law proceeding to ask the Courts to issue a subpoena. A subpoena is a legal document issued by the Courts.

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01 September, 2025

Submitting Notice

This form is used if a party does not contest an application, response or reply.

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10 June, 2025

Service Kit (do it yourself kit)

This kit provides step by step information about service of family law documents.

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