Divorce and Family Law Resources
Divorce and Family Law
Family law matters are often emotionally charged and procedurally complex. The resources below are provided to assist with understanding court requirements and documentation commonly used in family law proceedings.
Available resources
Annexure A
Used in divorce proceedings to set out personal details and jurisdictional facts. Incorrect completion may delay proceedings.
Maintenance Court Application Forms
Used to apply for child or spousal maintenance through the Maintenance Court. These forms initiate a formal legal process and require accurate financial disclosure. Incorrect or incomplete information may delay the matter or adversely affect the outcome.
Parenting Plan Guideline Overview
Provides general guidance on the issues typically addressed in a parenting plan, including care, contact, and decision making in respect of a minor child. Parenting plans must always be assessed against the best interests of the child and may require professional or legal input to ensure enforceability and compliance with the law.
NB: Completion of these documents does not constitute the commencement or finalisation of legal proceedings. Legal advice is recommended where disputes are contested, involve children, or affect proprietary rights.
Estate Administration Resources
Estate Administration and Deceased Estates
The administration of a deceased estate involves strict statutory requirements and timelines. The following documents are commonly required when reporting an estate to the Master of the High Court.
Available resources
Practical guide
What to prepare when reporting a deceased estate
Errors in estate reporting documentation may result in delays, rejection by the Master’s Office, or complications for heirs and beneficiaries. Professional assistance is recommended, particularly where estates are complex or contested.
Labour and Employment Resources
Labour and Employment Law
Labour law disputes often carry procedural risks if not handled correctly. ND Attorneys provides links to official labour resources to ensure accuracy and compliance.
External resources
Practical guide
When to seek legal representation in labour disputes
While certain labour processes allow self referral, legal advice is strongly recommended where dismissal, misconduct, incapacity, or procedural fairness is in dispute.
Insurance and Risk Related Legal Resources
Insurance and Risk Related Matters
Insurance related legal matters often involve contractual interpretation, policy exclusions, and procedural compliance. The resources below provide general insight into navigating insurance related legal issues.
Guides
Insurance disputes are rarely resolved by documentation alone. Professional assessment is often necessary to evaluate policy terms, liability, and enforceability.
Disclaimer
The resources provided on this page are for general information purposes only and do not constitute legal advice. Accessing or using these resources does not create an attorney client relationship with ND Attorneys. Legal outcomes depend on the specific facts and applicable law of each matter. ND Attorneys accepts no liability for reliance placed on these materials without professional consultation.
Need assistance?
If you require assistance completing any of the above documents, or if your matter is complex or contested, we encourage you to book a consultation with ND Attorneys. Our team will assess your matter and provide clear, strategic guidance.