FCFCOA Bankruptcy — Creditor's Petition
Form number: Creditor's Petition + Bankruptcy Notice
A creditor owed at least $10,000 (2026 threshold) by an individual can apply to bankrupt them after a Bankruptcy Notice has been served and not complied with. The petition is heard in the FCFCOA Division 2 General Federal Law list.
Official source
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Related forms
- FCFCOA Bankruptcy — Debtor's Petition (Voluntary Bankruptcy)Debtor's Petition + Statement of Affairs
- Affidavit (General / Sworn Statement)Form 59 (Federal Court); Form 40 (NSW UCPR); Form 2 (WA Magistrates); GFL affidavit (FCFCOA general federal law); FL affidavit (FCFCOA family law)
- Notice of Defence / Notice of Intention to Defend (Civil Claims)Form 8A (VIC); UCPR Form 6 (QLD); varies by state
- Default Judgment Application — Notice of Motion (Liquidated Claim)UCPR Form 38
- Warrant to Seize Property — Enforcement of Judgment Debt (VIC)Form 68A
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