Choosing your guide

These guides include:

• information about the law that applies to getting a Supreme Court non-final family order,
• step-by-step instructions about how to apply for a non-final family order,
• links to blank forms you'll need, and
• information about what happens when you get into court and how to represent yourself if you don't have a lawyer.

First, choose the correct guide using the links below. Then read the step-by-step instructions. Once you're familiar with the instructions, you can open the forms you need and fill them out.

Note: The person who applies for the order and starts the proceedings in court is called the claimant. The other party, who responds to such proceedings, is called the respondent.