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  1. Apply for a Separation Order when you both agree

    If you need help to fill in the forms you can find out more on affidavits and statutory declarations. Note: When you print the forms it's important to print them single sided. Fill in the 3 forms. You both need to sign the forms: Application form for order (or declaration) on notice – G5 General affidavit Information sheet to accompany certain applications – G7 File your application.Find out more about how to file documents What happens after you file your application A judge will look...

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    3. Separation agreements & Orders

  2. Withdraw an appeal

    You can withdraw an appeal at any time until a decision has been issued by the tribunal. It’s free to withdraw your appeal. To withdraw your appeal, fill in this form: Withdrawal of appeal – Form 9 Then give it to the tribunal by email or fax or by posting it to us or bringing it to our office. In some cases your appeal will be withdrawn if you leave New Zealand. Find our contact details What happens next The case is closed as soon as the tribunal receives your withdrawal form. Appeal fees a...

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    4. Make an appeal

  3. Caveats & Statutory Land Charges

    On this page: Remove a caveat or Statutory Land Charge What happens once the documents are executed? Create a consent form Please note: a duly executed document is needed for each transaction (including consents) and that A&I forms cannot be executed. Remove a Caveat or Statutory Land Charge One of the following forms are required depending on whether there is a caveat or a Statutory Land Charge over the property, and if the legal aid grant is open or closed: Caveat withdrawal form - open...

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