FCFCOA Notice of Address for Service
Form number: Notice of Address for Service
Once you are a respondent or applicant in a family law case, the Court and the other party must be able to send you documents. You file a Notice of Address for Service nominating where service is accepted — your home, lawyer's office, or an email address you check daily.
Official source
fcfcoa.gov.auRelated topics
address for service · fcfcoa · family law · notice · service of documents · family court documents · where to serve papers · legal service address · family law court notice · receiving court documents · family dispute resolution · divorce papers service · court document delivery · family dispute resolution · divorce
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