New South Wales Court & Tribunal Forms
1 authority · 54 forms
54 New South Wales court and tribunal forms from 1 issuing authority. Covering District Court of NSW, Local Court of NSW and Supreme Court of NSW. Each has its own page with a link to the official copy, a preview of its first page and the steps to complete and file it.
Courts covered in New South Wales
Governing legislation
Also in New South Wales
About New South Wales Court & Tribunal Forms
New South Wales court and tribunal forms are the forms a party files to start, respond to, or progress a proceeding. This directory gathers them in one place, classified the way the courts catalogue them - by court and by governing legislation, with a link to each official form, a preview of its first page and the steps to complete and file it.
We check each form against the issuing authority's published version and refresh our copy when it changes. The most used forms also have a plain-English guide to what the form is for and how to fill it in, checked against the rules that govern it. Law practices can fill every form from their matter data through the document assembly API.
Frequently Asked Questions
What court and tribunal forms are available for New South Wales?
54 New South Wales court and tribunal forms are live, from New South Wales Courts. They cover District Court of NSW, Local Court of NSW and Supreme Court of NSW. Governing legislation includes Civil Procedure Act 2005; Uniform Civil Procedure Rules 2005, Supreme Court Rules 1970 (NSW) Part 78; Probate and Administration Act 1898 and Uniform Civil Procedure Rules 2005. More are added as they are verified and field-mapped.
Are these the current New South Wales forms?
We check each form against the issuing authority's published version, update our copy when it changes, and show on each form's page when it was last checked. Download the official copy from the form's page before you file it.
How do I file a New South Wales court form?
Each form's page sets out how to complete it and where to file it (the court registry, email or an online portal). Requirements differ from form to form, so follow that page and the issuing authority's own instructions for the form.
Do these forms connect to matter plans?
Yes. 25 matter plans link these New South Wales court and tribunal forms from the task where each form is used, so the workflow tells you when a form is due and the form is ready when you need it.