Would it be possible for anyone to list out the steps to take from a self representing perspective following Relationships Australia mediation refusal to attend from by the ex.
NSW Step by step on self representation
- Thread starter Rick O'Shay
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WA law is different. But this is a good start
Here is another one
www.gotocourt.com.au
You're gonna have to read, read and read some more.
This is the best starting point for where / how to apply
www.federalcircuitcourt.gov.au
Self represented litigants handbooks
www.familycourt.wa.gov.au
Representing Yourself in Parenting Matters
It is common in the Family Court and in the Federal Circuit Court for parties to represent themselves. This may be because they cannot afford a lawyer and do not qualify for legal aid. It may also be because they want to save money and think they do not need a lawyer as they can manage the...
www.gotocourt.com.au
This is the best starting point for where / how to apply
Publications | Federal Circuit and Family Court of Australia
Here's another one to add to your list ..... This one is put together by Victoria Legal Aid but is applicable in all states.
How to run a family law case | Victoria Legal Aid
The crucial thing at this point is that the mediator issue you with a section 60I certificate... non attendance by the other party is sufficient grounds for them to issue it, & in almost all cases you MUST have it to apply for court orders
How to run a family law case | Victoria Legal Aid
The crucial thing at this point is that the mediator issue you with a section 60I certificate... non attendance by the other party is sufficient grounds for them to issue it, & in almost all cases you MUST have it to apply for court orders