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    Practice Directions and Notices

    The following is a list of Practice Directions and Practice Notices released by the Federal Magistrates Court of Australia.

    Practice Directions

    Robing of Counsel in the Federal Magistrates Court (PDF)
    Practice Direction: No.1 of 2010

    Family Dispute Resolution - Applications for orders under Part VII of the Family Law Act 1975
    Practice Direction: No.2 of 2008

    Application for Divorce, Response to Divorce and Divorce Service Forms
    Practice Direction: No.1 of 2007

    Trial of a New Form: Initiating Application (Family Law)
    Practice Direction: No.1 of 2006

    Revocation of Trial of a New Form: Initiating Application (Family Law) (PDF)

    Information Notices

    Communicating with Federal Magistrates Chambers
    Notice to Practitioners and Litigants

    E-filing/E-lodgement

    Current – Family Law

    Filing by electronic communication pursuant to Rules 2.07A and 2.07B Federal Magistrates Court Rules 2001: Divorce Application, Initiating Application (Family Law), Response to Initiating Application (Family Law) and Supplementary documents

    Revoked – Family Law

    Filing of Supplementary Documents and Divorce Application by Electronic Communication
    pursuant to Rules 2.07A and 2.07B Federal Magistrates Court Rules 2001
    Notice to Practitioners and Litigants

    Filing of Documents by Electronic Communication
    pursuant to Rules 2.07A and 2.07B Federal Magistrates Court Rules 2001
    Notice to Practitioners and Litigants

    Authorisation for e-filing of supplementary documents
    pursuant to Rule 2.07 Federal Magistrates Court Rules 2001

    Current – Bankruptcy

    Ex parte applications for substituted service in Bankruptcy proceedings and applications for examination summonses under Section 81 Bankruptcy Act 1966,

    Ex parte applications for substituted service in Bankruptcy proceedings before Registrars,

    General Federal Law

    Information about the Conduct of General Federal Law Matters
    Notice to Litigants and Practitioners

    Information about Taking Out Orders
    Notice to Practitioners in NSW / Sydney Registry Only

    Information on the first court date for general federal law (non–migration) cases in Sydney
    Notices to practitioners issued by the Registrar of the Court in Sydney

    Admiralty Law

    Conduct of Admiralty and Maritime Work in the Federal Magistrates Court of Australia
    Notice to Practitioners in all States and Territories

    Bankruptcy Law

    Listing and Registry Arrangements for Bankruptcy Matters in Sydney from 2012
    Notice to Practitioners in NSW Only

    Evidence in Support of Applications for Substituted Service in Bankruptcy Proceedings
    Notice to Practitioners - Victoria Registry Only

    Ex parte Applications in Bankruptcy Proceedings
    Notice to Practitioners in Victoria Only

    Bankruptcy Lists on Tuesdays and Thursdays
    Notice to Practitioners in Victoria Only

    Migration Law

    Migration Matters (Victoria 2008/01)
    Notice to Litigants and Practitioners

    Migration Matters (New South Wales 2007/01)
    Notice to Litigants and Practitioners

    Migration Matters (Victoria 2005/01)
    Notice to Litigants and Practitioners

    Family Law

    Interim Parenting Proceedings - Sydney, Newcastle and Canberra registries
    Notice to Litigants and Practitioners

    Conducting Your Case: Family Law and Child Support
    Notice to Litigants and Practitioners

    Divorce

    Application for Divorce Form
    Notice to Practitioners and Litigants

    Specialist Panels

    Specialist Panel for Child Support (2007/01)
    Notice to Litigants and Practitioners

    Specialist Panels in General Federal Law in the Federal Magistrates Court of Australia
    Notice to Practitioners

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