Who can witness divorce papers Victoria?
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Who can witness divorce papers Victoria?
The person or persons who sign the form must have their signature witnessed by an authorised person such as a lawyer or a Justice of the Peace (if you are overseas a Notary Public or Australian Diplomatic/Consulate Officer can witness the signature).
Who can witness an affidavit in Act?
In the ACT an affidavit [Form 6.11] can be taken by a Justice of the Peace, a legal practitioner or a Notary Public for the ACT. Further, an Australian diplomatic or consular representative is also entitled to take an affidavit in the country in which they are situated – Oaths and Affirmations Act 1984 s.
What happens if I dont sign the divorce papers?
Uncontested Divorce If you've gone through mediation and your spouse signs the original agreement that goes over custody, alimony, etc, however, will not sign the divorce papers, the judge may hold an uncontested hearing. If your spouse does not show up to the hearing, the judge may grant the divorce.
