Important: Application for Consent Order Forms Updated

The Courts have updated the Application for Consent Order. After 7 June 2024, earlier versions will no longer be accepted. If filing in the Family Court of Western Australia the earlier versions of the Application will no longer be accepted after 4 June 2024.

If you have generated an Application for Consent Orders using amica, please ensure you file the Application electronically on the Commonwealth Courts Portal before 7 June 2024, or the eCourts Portal of Western Australia before 4 June 2024.

All Applications generated in amica after 7 June 2024 will automatically be updated for filing, or 4 June 2024 for WA.

Info about separating

Separating can be overwhelming and confusing, so it is helpful to have information that you can trust.

This section has information about many of the things that you might want to know about if you are separating or thinking about separating.

Separation

Learn about separating in Australia including some important information about timelines and options for support.

Parenting arrangements

Learn more about making arrangements that suit your kids and your family.

Money and property

Learn about how separating couples can divide money and property fairly.

De facto relationships

Learn about what counts as a de facto relationship and important time frames to be aware of when separating.

Family violence help

Get help with family violence and learn more about how violence can impact the separation process.

Help for kids

Helpful info for kids for when your parents break up.

Information for Indigenous Australians

Learn about culturally appropriate services for Indigenous Australians to help with separation and family support.

Find out if amica is right for you

Answer these five short questions to help you decide if amica is right for your situation.

Check if amica is right for you

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