This notice is used by a person who wishes to dispute an Itemised Costs Account when the amount of legal costs and expenses is in dispute. This notice must be served on the person entitled to costs within 28 days of the service of the Itemised Costs Account.
This form is used to inform the Court and the other parties in your case of the address at which court documents and notices can be served on you. You must file this form if your contact address (address for service) has changed.
This form is used to lodge an Appeal.
This form is used when seeking to appeal from a decision of the Administrative Review Tribunal (ART) in a child support first review or second review or from a decision of the Child Support Registrar (CSR) to issue a departure prohibition order.
This form is used by lawyers to advise the Court that they no longer act for their client in a family law proceeding.
This form is used if a party to a current family law proceeding changes their name during the proceedings.
This is a mandatory form that must be filed with any Initiating Application, Response to Initiating Application or Application for Consent Orders seeking parenting orders. This form is not to be filed if the orders sought relate to property or financial matters only.
This form is filed by the Respondent in an Appeal if they do not want to cross-appeal from any part of the order, but contend that the order should be affirmed on grounds other than those relied on by the court appealed from.
This form is used by the respondent/s named in: An appeal from the Administrative Review Tribunal transferred to the Court from the Federal Court (see Part 27 of the Rules); or An appeal from a decision of the Commissioner (see Part 30 of the Rules).
This form is used if you are no longer seeking all or some of the orders previously sought by you. Filing this notice does not prevent any other party from continuing with their case and obtaining orders including for costs.
This form is used by lawyers to notify their client that the lawyer is intending to withdraw as their lawyer. The lawyer must serve this notice of intention to withdraw at least 7 days before filing a notice of withdrawal.
This form is used if you are entitled to intervene. An affidavit must be filed with this form. If you need permission to intervene you must file an Application in a Proceeding (see Rule 3.04)
This form is used by the named person subpoenaed to produce documents, to object to producing the documents. Or a person receiving a copy of a subpoena to produce documents, to object to the documents subpoenaed being inspected or copied.
This form is used by a party when they are required to make a payment into Court
This form is used by the person who issued the subpoena to seek permission to inspect a subpoena.
This form must be filed at the Court registry where the matter is being heard. This form cannot be eFiled on the Commonwealth Courts Portal.
This form is used by lawyers to advise the Court that they no longer act for their client. A lawyer may file a notice of withdrawal without leave of the Court only if, at least 7 days before filing the notice, the lawyer has served a notice of intention to withdraw on the party for whom the lawyer is acting.
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 when a person wants the Court to review an administrative decision or conduct under the Administrative Decisions (Judicial Review) Act 1977.
This form is used for commencing a proceeding in the Fair Work Division of the Federal Circuit and Family Court of Australia (Division 2).
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