This form is used to seek enforcement of existing Court orders (except for parenting orders). It is important to read the information on the front sheet of the form.

This document must be filed in accordance with any trial directions made by the Court. Unless otherwise ordered, it must be no more than 10 pages in length (or 15 pages if both property and parenting are in dispute).

This certificate is prepared by a registrar, mediator or dispute resolution practitioner upon completion of a dispute resolution process.

An applicant seeking final and/or interlocutory orders must file this form with an Initiating Application (Family Law). A respondent seeking final and/or interlocutory orders must file this form with a Response to Initiating Application (Family Law).

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.

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

Unless you are required to file an affidavit, this form is filed at the same time as an Initiating Application (Family Law) or Response to Initiating Application (Family Law) seeking financial or property orders.

This form is used by a party to request from another party whether, in Part C of the form, the facts outlined are true and/or the documents are genuine.

This form is used if a party to a current family law proceeding changes their name during the proceedings.

This form is used by lawyers to advise the Court that they no longer act for their client in a family law proceeding.