Sentences with phrase «facto financial orders»

You must apply for de facto financial orders within two years of the breakdown of your relationship.

However your application for de facto financial orders must be made within two years of the breakdown of your relationship.

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If there has been no other case involving you at the Family Court registry in which your Application for Consent Orders is to be filed you must also file a copy of the certificate of registration of de facto relationship or other proof (if you were a party to a de facto relationship which is registered under a prescribed law of a state or territory and are seeking financial or de facto partner maintenance orOrders is to be filed you must also file a copy of the certificate of registration of de facto relationship or other proof (if you were a party to a de facto relationship which is registered under a prescribed law of a state or territory and are seeking financial or de facto partner maintenance ordersorders).

Family Law Amendment (Shared Parental Responsibility) Act 2006 - Schedule 8 — Removal of references to residence and contact Parenting orders legislation Financial orders legislation (other than child maintenance) for de facto couples Financial orders legislation (other than child maintenance) for married couples

A consent order can cover parenting arrangements for children as well as financial arrangements such as property and spouse or de facto maintenance.

A person who has been a party to a de facto relationship may be able to apply for financial orders in the courts.

This document contains a copy of the financial orders legislation (other than child maintenance) for de facto couples referred to in the Application for Consent Orderorders legislation (other than child maintenance) for de facto couples referred to in the Application for Consent OrdersOrders Kit.

if that significant change in financial circumstances occurs is more likely to do justice as between the parties to the de facto relationship than an order that the court could make immediately with respect to:

(1) A person must not be imprisoned or otherwise placed in custody because of a contravention of an order for the payment of money made in a matrimonial cause or de facto financial cause.

Significantly, it does not take into account another side effect of joint custody: the hardship faced by the parent who shoulders the bulk of the financial responsibility by virtue of de facto sole physical custody, with little contribution from the parent who fails to meet the obligations ordered by the court.