This is the Court’s main application form and is used to inform the Court of the Orders (interim or final) that a person wishes to seek.

This is the Court’s main response form and is used by a person named as a ‘Respondent’ (in a Form 1) to either oppose the Orders being sought (in a Form 1) or to inform the Court of the Orders (interim or final) that a person wishes to seek.

This form is used by a person (applicant) who has filed an Application for Final Orders (Form 1) to which the other party (respondent) has filed a Form 1A seeking orders about a new subject matter; and the applicant wishes to reply to those orders. For example, if the application is about children and the respondent files a Form 1A seeking property orders, this form would be used to respond to the claim for property orders.

This form is used: to make an application for procedural orders; or to make an application for ancillary or incidental orders, for example, an injunction; or to make an application for interim orders once a case has been started by an Application for Final Orders (Form 1); or for specified applications under the Family Law Rules 2004, for example, an application for a recovery order.

This form is used by the respondent/s named in the Application in a Case (Form 2) who wishes to oppose the orders sought or asks the Court to make other orders.

This form is used to apply for divorce.

This form is to be filed if a person alleges that there is family violence or a risk of family violence and/or that a child has been abused or is at risk of being abused.

This form is completed and filed by a person serving documents after documents have been served to prove the documents have been served.

This form can be used if you have reached agreement and you want to formalise that agreement and make it binding, you can apply to the Court for Consent Orders. You use this form to obtain Consent Orders about: the care, welfare and development of your children (known as parenting orders); the division of property or maintenance for a husband or wife or former husband or wife or defacto spouse or former defacto spouse (known as spouse maintenance). This form can also be used if you are applying for Consent Orders which vary or discharge existing Family Court orders.

This form must be filed by a party to a financial case, such as property settlement, maintenance, child support or financial enforcement with the party’s Application or Response

This form is issued by the Court at the request of a party to a case. It compels a person to produce documents or give evidence at a hearing or trial. If a person refuses, or is unable of their own free will, to produce documents or give evidence at a hearing or trial a party may request the Court to issue a subpoena directed to that person.

This form is used if you want to seek an order from the Court imposing a punishment or another consequence on a person for the breach of a Court order.

This is the document that is required to be prepared, filed and served prior to attending a Conciliation Conference as ordered by the Court.

This is an affidavit that accompanies all Initiating Applications (Form 1) and Response to Initiating Applications (Form 1A) in parenting matters.

This is a written statement containing sworn written evidence provided to the Court to support an application.

This is the agreement containing the terms that you with the Court to make into orders. This usually accompanies all Application for Consent Orders or filed during the course of proceedings.