by LGBTI Legal Service | Jan 24, 2022 | Going to the Family Law Courts
The Family Court of Australia, Federal Circuit Court of Australia both deal with family law issues. In some cases, State magistrates Courts may make a Parenting Order. The Court you choose will depend on your legal issue. Choosing a Court The Family Court of... by LGBTI Legal Service | Jan 24, 2022 | Going to the Family Law Courts
What is an Affidavit? An Affidavit is a written form of evidence used in Court proceedings. An Affidavit sets out the facts as you remember them. In some legal matters, the evidence you want the Court to hear about your matter must be in an Affidavit (e.g. family law... by LGBTI Legal Service | Jan 24, 2022 | Going to the Family Law Courts
If you cannot reach an agreement about parenting arrangements for children or property settlement outside of Court or in family dispute resolution, you may need to apply to Court so that the Court can make a decision. This decision may be one neither of you is happy... by LGBTI Legal Service | Jan 24, 2022 | Going to the Family Law Courts
When preparing you case, you may need to use evidence that someone else has. You can get this evidence by using a subpoena. You and the other people in your case have a duty of disclosure. During a case, you may need to send information to the other parties in your... by LGBTI Legal Service | Jan 24, 2022 | Going to the Family Law Courts
Trials, also known as Final Hearings are held the Family Court and Federal Circuit Court to determine applications for Final Orders. You will be given a Trial or Hearing date after all interim applications have been finalised and you have participated in the pre-trial...