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Confirm a family court date — Form 14C

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Plain-language explanation of confirming a family-court date and the information recorded in Form 14C.

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What Form 14C is for

Form 14C is the Confirmation form used to confirm certain family-court attendances and identify information such as the issues and materials for the attendance.

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Confirmation timing and filing requirements are procedural requirements. Use the current Family Law Rules and applicable court directions shown alongside this guide.

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