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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.

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Family violence

Safety first

If you’re worried about your safety or unsure about whether you are at risk of violence contact 1800 Respect. This service can help you identify family violence. It’s free, confidential and available 24/7.

Situations where you shouldn’t use amica

If you don’t feel comfortable or safe sharing information with your former partner.
If there is a family violence order in place in relation to you and your former partner.

After reading this information, do you feel comfortable and safe sharing information with your former partner on amica?

Get legal help or read more information about family violence.