Form 21 Notice of Representation and / or Address for Service - Queensland, Australia

Form 21 Notice of Representation and/or Address for Service in Queensland, Australia is used to inform the court and other parties about the appointment of a representative or a change in the address for service in a legal matter. It allows parties to update their contact information and ensure effective communication throughout the legal process.

FAQ

Q: What is Form 21?
A: Form 21 is a Notice of Representation and/or Address for Service form.

Q: What is the purpose of Form 21?
A: The purpose of Form 21 is to notify the court and other parties of any changes to your representation or contact information.

Q: Who needs to file Form 21?
A: Form 21 needs to be filed by anyone who wants to change their representation or address for service in a Queensland court proceeding.

Q: What information do I need to provide in Form 21?
A: In Form 21, you need to provide your name, the court file number, details of your new representation or address for service, and your signature.

Q: When should I file Form 21?
A: You should file Form 21 as soon as possible after any changes to your representation or address for service occur.

Q: Is there a fee for filing Form 21?
A: There is currently no fee for filing Form 21.

Q: What happens after I file Form 21?
A: After you file Form 21, the court and other parties will be notified of your changes in representation or address for service.

Q: Can I file Form 21 electronically?
A: Yes, in some Queensland courts you can file Form 21 electronically.

Q: What if I need to make further changes to my representation or address for service?
A: If you need to make further changes, you will need to file a new Form 21.