An affidavit is defined as a statement in writing that sets out the facts of a case. It sets out the evidence in a matter. It must be either sworn or affirmed, usually before a Justice of the Peace, Commissioner of Oaths or lawyer, as a true record. This swearing or affirming process is referred to as attesting . Affirming means that you state that you will tell the truth and usually that you are aware of the penalties for making a wilfully false statement.
A sample parenting plan intended to be submitted to the (then) Federal Magistrates Court, which includes shared parenting on an equal time basis for 2 children.
This parenting plan was quickly changed from 3 days on/off to 7 days on/off which is a MUCH better situation for the kids.
Also this plan has a number of unhelpful point scoring items in it from one of the parents that clearly is not in the children’s best interests.
Source: Ian Kennedy AM, Chairman, Family Law Section, Law Council of Australia. National Access to Justice and Pro Bono Conference 11-12 August 2006, Melbourne. Presentation: “Family Relationship Centres”
This is a sample Australian (but New South Wales based) pre-nuptial agreement created in Microsoft Word and provided as a PDF file.
It makes references to NSW Courts and legislation, making it NSW-centric.
It is estimated to have been created on or about 2007.