NSW Change of Representation - need help

[Getmatthews]

I have a court case coming up but it's not for a while. In the interim I wish to change from being represented to self-represented so that I may deal with the other party's lawyers directly.

The case has been submitted to the federal circuit court of australia.

What form do I / or my current lawyers need to complete?

Thanks.

 

[Jake Matherson]

Hey,

Your lawyer would file a "Notice of intent to withdraw" followed by a "Notice or withdrawal" seven days later.

You would file a "Notice of address for service"

Email all parties (Ex's lawyer / ICL) include a copy of the NOAFS and let them know that you are now self representing and you would like all correspondence sent to this email.

Get yourself set up on the court portal.
Commonwealth Courts Portal - Login page

 

[Getmatthews]

Ok Great thank you

 

[wander woman]

Hey,
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Your lawyer would file a "Notice of intent to withdraw" followed by a "Notice or withdrawal" seven days later.

You would file a "Notice of address for service"

Email all parties (Ex's lawyer / ICL) include a copy of the NOAFS and let them know that you are now self representing and you would like all correspondence sent to this email.

Get yourself set up on the court portal.
Commonwealth Courts Portal - Login page

I am considering the same, self-representing. I am a non-English speaker and my ex is a native ungirlish speaker; he is very sneaky and self-represented. he made a good story but my lawyer and the judge could clearly see that he was lying. His unreasonable conduct costs me a lot of money. I am considering the self-representing; I know it is a hard journey, but I have to finish it. I have been in the court three or four times, I could feel the energy there was very different, I observed the parties throwing insulting words, anger, frustration towards each other, it is sad to see so many love relationships turned out to disaster. I keep children out of this disaster; they love their mom, and their dad. Be honest, logical and consistent with your affidavit and what you say in front of the judge.