Document ID: chunk:federal_register_of_legislation:F2024C00417:front:0:p3
Version: federal_register_of_legislation:F2024C00417
Segment Type: other
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Character Range: 5470–8538

Response objecting to jurisdiction
2.20 When to file an affidavit with a response
2.21 How to reply to a response
2.22 If the application or response is not contested
Part 2.5—Filing documents
2.23 How documents may be filed
2.24 Rejection of documents
Part 2.6—Serving documents—general
Division 2.6.1—General
2.25 Address for service
2.26 Change of address for service
2.27 General requirements for service of documents
2.28 Manner of service
2.29 General time limit for service
2.30 Time for service of subpoena
2.31 Time for service of applications
2.32 Proof of service
2.33 Court's discretion in relation to service
2.34 Service with conditions or dispensing with service
Division 2.6.2—Personal service
2.35 Personal service—general
2.36 Personal service through a lawyer
2.37 Personal service on a person with a legal incapacity
2.38 Personal service on a prisoner
2.39 Personal service on a corporation
Division 2.6.3—Ordinary service
2.40 Ordinary service
2.41 When service is effected
Division 2.6.4—Service of Application for Divorce
2.42 Service of application
2.43 Additional requirements for service by post
2.44 Acknowledgment of service
2.45 Affidavit of service
2.46 Evidence of service
2.47 Evidence of signature and identity of person served
Part 2.7—Serving documents overseas
2.48 Serving documents in New Zealand
2.49 Serving documents in all other countries
Part 2.8—Amending documents
2.50 Amendment by a party or court order
2.51 Time limit for amendment
2.52 Amending a document
2.53 Response to amended document
2.54 Disallowance of amendment
Chapter 3—Parties and representation
Part 3.1—Necessary parties
3.01 Necessary parties
3.02 Necessary parties to applications for parenting orders
Part 3.2—Adding and removing a party
3.03 Adding a party
3.04 Person may apply to be included
3.05 Party may apply to be removed
3.06 Court may order notice to be given
3.07 Intervention by a person entitled to intervene
Part 3.3—Legal representation
3.08 Right to be heard and representation
3.09 Corporation must be represented
3.10 Lawyer—ceasing to act
Part 3.4—Independent children's lawyer
3.11 Independent children's lawyer
Part 3.5—Litigation guardians
3.12 Person who needs a litigation guardian
3.13 Starting, continuing, defending or inclusion in proceeding
3.14 Who may be a litigation guardian
3.15 Appointment of litigation guardian
3.16 Manager of the affairs of a party
3.17 Notice of becoming litigation guardian
3.18 Costs and expenses of litigation guardian
Part 3.6—Death or bankruptcy of a party
Division 3.6.1—Death of party
3.19 Death of party
Division 3.6.2—Bankruptcy or insolvency of party
3.20 Definitions for Division 3.6.2
3.21 Notice of bankruptcy or personal insolvency agreement
3.22 Notice under paragraph 3.21(1)(b)
3.23 Notice under paragraph 3.21(1)(c)
3.24 Notice of bankruptcy proceedings
3.25 Notice of application under section 139A of the Bankruptcy Act
3.26 Official name of trustee
Chapter 4—Dispute resolution
Part 4.1—Requirements before applying for orders
4.01 Compliance with pre‑action procedures
4.02