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1. Respond to a paternity application

   ...respond within 21 days unless the court has told you otherwise. If you don’t respond to an application, the judge could decide the case without hearing your side. If you decide to defend yourself against the application you’ll need to fill out some forms. Forms for responding to an application If you need help to fill in the forms you can call us or visit your local court. Find out more about affidavits and statutory declarations Note: When you print the forms it's important to print them s...

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   1. Family >
   2. Paternity & Child Support >
   3. Prove paternity

2. Civil enforcement fees

   ...district court you can pay in person by cash, eftpos, or with a debit/credit card. If you send in your application, please provide proof of payment such as a receipt. If the judgment order has more than one debtor, the creditor must file an application form and pay fees for each debtor individually. Creditors and Debtors applying for civil enforcement must pay the fees at the time of application. What fees/costs can I claim? For more information on what costs can be claimed, please refer...

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   1. Fines & payments >
   2. About civil debt

3. Apply for a Separation Order when you don't 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 these 3 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 The court will process your application and give th...

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   1. Family >
   2. Separation & divorce >
   3. Separation agreements & Orders

4. Notice of intention to speak Māori [pdf, 192 KB]

   Notice of Intention to Speak Māori (Maori Language Act 1987 – Section 4) [Note: Do not complete this form if you wish to speak Māori in civil proceedings in the High or District Court. Please complete Form 3A (District Court Rules) or Form 4A (High Court Rules) available from your local court.] Case name: ……………………………… Case number: …………………………… Case officer: …………………………….. Name of person to speak Māori: ……�...

5. LASDP - Statutory declaration [pdf, 216 KB]

   For more information visit www.justice.govt.nz/tribunals The Licensing Authority of Secondhand Dealers and Pawnbrokers Form of Statutory Declaration What is this form for? 1. You are applying for a replacement licence or certificate. Important information 1. Please print in CAPITAL LETTERS 2. You may return this Form by post or in person to the Licensing Authority address at the end of this form. I, (Name in full) of (Address in full) (Occupation) Do solemnly and sinc...

6. ARLA Notice of appeal DLC [pdf, 452 KB]

   ARLA NOTICE OF APPEAL (DLC) – 28/05/2024 Notice of Appeal against the decision of a District Licensing Committee ALCOHOL REGULATORY AND LICENSING AUTHORITY Section 154, Sale and Supply of Alcohol Act 2012 Completing this form • You can fill in this form electronically. If you do this, you must print, sign, and submit it to the Tribunal. • You can also print and fill in this form by hand. Use a black or blue pen, and print clearly IN CAPITALS. • Answer every question...

7. ENVC-22 notice of appeal against decision concerning requirement for designation or heritage order [docx, 25 KB]

   [bookmark: DLM2421551][bookmark: DLM195842][bookmark: DLM196460][bookmark: DLM237755][bookmark: DLM2421544][bookmark: DLM237795][bookmark: DLM196479][bookmark: DLM3134127][bookmark: DLM378556]Resource Management (Forms, Fees, and Procedure) Regulations 2003 (as at 03 March 2015) Form 22 Notice of appeal to Environment Court against decision concerning requirement for designation or heritage order [bookmark: DLM236282][bookmark: DLM236731][bookmark: DLM2420460]Sections 174, 181, 192(c), and 195A...

8. Notice of intention to speak Māori [pdf, 233 KB]

   Notice of Intention to Speak Māori (Section 7 of the Maori Language Act 2016) [Note: Do not complete this form if you wish to speak Māori in civil proceedings in the High or District Court. Please complete Form 4 (District Court Rules) or Form G12 (High Court Rules) available from your local court.] Case name: ……………………………… Case number: …………………………… Case officer: …………………………….. Name of person to speak Māori: …�...

9. Update your contact details

   ...leave for more than 5 working days add or remove a supervisor from your supervised approval (you’ll need to provide us with an undertaking from your new supervisor) stop providing legal aid services or retire. Please complete our change of details form if you are: changing practice setting up a new practice changing to a Barrister sole transferring from the Public Defence Service to a private practice returning to provide legal aid services after an absence of three years or less. ...

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   1. About >
   2. Lawyers & service providers >
   3. Legal aid lawyers

10. Make a claim

    How much does it cost to apply to the tribunal? It’s free to make a claim to the tribunal. What you need to send us Fill out the form and send it to us along with any statement, document or information (whether or not it would be admissible in court) that may help the tribunal make a decision. Make a claim Guide to filing a claim There is a 6 month timeframe for victims to make a claim. If you can’t claim within this time because of factors beyond your control, the tribunal may give you an e...

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    1. Tribunals >
    2. Victims & justice >
    3. Victims' Special Claims Tribunal