Family Law Forms and Resources Library
Find every family law form you need, all in one place. Access court approved divorce, parenting and property settlement forms, plus ready to use affidavits, financial statements and checklists.
Process
What to expect at court – Final hearing
Learn what happens at a final court hearing, including the hearing process, giving evidence, and the role of barristers and witnesses. Understand what to expect on the day, from opening statements to final judgment timelines, costs, and courtroom attire.
What to expect at court – First return date – Procedural/Directions hearings
Discover what to expect at your first return date for court hearings, including procedural matters, directions, and next steps for children’s and financial matters. Learn about online appearances, the role of barristers, interim orders, and costs involved.
What to expect at court – Mediation
Learn what to expect at mediation in family law cases, including the process, preparation steps, and the role of the mediator. Understand how mediation is conducted, whether decisions will be made, and what happens if an agreement is reached. Get tips on attire, support, and costs.
What to expect at court compliance and readiness and trial management hearings
Understand what to expect at Compliance, Readiness, and Trial Management hearings in family law cases. Learn about court procedures, preparation steps, whether you’ll need to speak, and what happens next in both children’s and financial matters. Get tips on attire, support, and costs.
What to expect – Family Reports
Learn what to expect from Family Reports in family law matters, including different types like Short-Form Family Reports and Child Impact Reports. Understand how to prepare for interviews, what to focus on during discussions, and how Family Reports can influence court decisions.
Prenuptial Agreements
UFL Prenup Checklist
So you’re considering a “prenup” to protect your assets in the event you separate from your partner? Here’s a checklist of things to consider before briefing your lawyer.
Parenting
UFL Parenting Coordination
Parenting coordination is a child-focused dispute resolution process aimed at implementing parenting plans or orders.
Property
Household Expenses Form
House Expenses Form
Other Support
Family Support – Beyond the Legal
In addition to guiding you through the legal issues, if you want us to we will also provide practical and emotional assistance and referrals as needed to take you from overwhelm to order, and share in your triumphs and challenges all free of charge when you become our client.
Finding Your Way – Legal Information Session for Couples
Legal Information Session for Couples.
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