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These three factors are not always easy to reconcile given that one of the foundations of the adversarial system is the doctrine of procedural fairness whereas the genesis of s.215B is the Less Adversarial Trial [‘LAT’] approach in operation in the Family Court of Australia (for a discussion of which see section 3.5.7).
Employees are engaged to work in support of the following courts or tribunal: • Federal Court of Australia, • Federal Circuit and Family Court of Australia, and • National Native Title Tribunal.
Term used: value (in relation to transfer of property) For the purposes of this Act — (a) property transferred under a will or administration of an intestate estate is not taken to be transferred for value; and (b) property transferred in the course of proceedings in the Family Court of Western Australia or the Family Court of Australia is taken to be transferred for value.
Counselling and welfare facilities(1) Counselling and welfare facilities like those available to the Family Court of Australia are to be available to the Court.(2) The Court may cause to be advertised the existence and availability of the Court’s counselling and welfare facilities.
Counselling and welfare facilities (1) Counselling and welfare facilities like those available to the Family Court of Australia are to be available to the Court.
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This uniform interpretation is potentially qualified by the continuing, though limited, jurisdiction of state court enforcement of federal family law, jurisdiction that is currently present only through the Family Court of Western Australia and subject to review by the Family Court of Australia.
Judges appointed as Judge Administrators or assigned to the Appeal Division before, or not later than 3 months after, the commencement of section 13 of the Family Court of Australia (Additional Jurisdiction and Exercise of Powers) Act 1988 have seniority next to the Deputy Chief Judge, and have such seniority in relation to each other as they had immediately before that commencement.
Significant appointments of women to senior judicial positions have also recently been made, with the Hon Justice Susan Crennan appointed to the High Court of Australia in November 2005 and the Hon Chief Justice Diana Bryant appointed as the Chief Justice of the Family Court of Australia in July 2004.
See also In the Marriage of Knight [Family Court of Australia, unreported, 03/08/1989].