…be uploaded and submitted online with the application).”; (b) in the second sentence of paragraph 3.1 omit “or civil partnership”; (c)  in sub-paragraph (a)(i)- (i) for “marriage or civil partnership to”…

…2.1 In civil proceedings by or against the Crown, documents required to be served on the Crown must be served in accordance with rule 6.10 or 6.23(7). (The list published…

…in accordance with paragraph 5.3 of the Electronic Practice Direction 510 -The Electronic Working Pilot Scheme. If a petition is not accepted, a new petition will have to be filed…

…(b) the procedure where a party applies for a civil restraint order against another party; and (c) the consequences of the court making a civil restraint order. To the top…

…to forms FPR PartFormsPart 3 Non-court dispute resolution FM1, FM5 Part 6 Service C9, D5, D89, FL415, FP6 Part 7 Matrimonial and Civil Partnership Proceedings D6, D8, D8B, D8BN, D8D, D8D…

…the parties, to attend a MIAM and may adjourn proceedings pending MIAM attendance. PD 4B – Civil Restraint Orders Generally, the family court’s functions in respect of applications for civil…

…of age and has been brought to England or Wales from a country which is a party (a ‘State party’) to the 1980 Hague Convention on the Civil Aspects of…

…enable the party to obtain advice or assistance in relation to the proceedings. A party The party’s spouse, civil partner, cohabitant or close family member   For the purpose of…

…means the Civil Enforcement of Road Traffic Contraventions (Approved Devices, Charging Guidelines and General Provisions) (England) Regulations 2022; (8) the Civil Enforcement of Road Traffic Contraventions (Wales) Regulations” means the…

If you have any comments about the content of court forms, please email Civil_Justice_Poli@Justice.gov.uk Part 4 sets out the rules concerning court forms (https://www.justice.gov.uk/courts/procedure-rules/civil/rules/part04). A list of forms arranged by…