How much does a Consent Order cost in Australia?
- jnflbrisbane
- Aug 18
- 2 min read

At James Noble Law, we are fully capable of handling all your needs according to your instructions.
We can accomplish the task for a minimum cost of $2,200 + GST.
Furthermore, there are various approaches to minimise your expenses, such as engaging in private negotiations with your partner and presenting us with the mutually agreed-upon terms.
This suggests that, if feasible, reaching an agreement with your former partner could be advantageous, not only in terms of saving on legal fees but also in reallocating these funds towards moving forward with your life.
Advantages and Disadvantages of Consent Order
What are the advantages of a Consent Order?
Consent Orders are legally binding meaning that both parties must comply with the agreement.
Consent Orders are inexpensive compared to commencing court proceedings if parties are unable to agree.
The Court will only make Consent Orders if the agreement is just and equitable.
Parties have the flexibility to decide what is best for themselves and their children (if any).
Creates stability and certainty in relation to the care, welfare, and development of the children.
Minimizes the possibility of your former partner seeking to alter informal care arrangements of the children if circumstances change, and those arrangements are no longer suitable.
Enables parties to sever financial ties by formally agreeing on the way in which assets are to be divided.
What are the disadvantages of a Consent Order?
Drafting the application and accompanying documents can take time to prepare. The Court also requires time to review the Consent Order before making the agreement legally binding.
Applying for Consent Orders carries a filing fee to be paid to the Court.
Even if both parties change their mind about the agreements, Consent Orders are final and cannot be changed unless there has been a significant change in circumstances.
For more information, please visit our website: Consent Order cost in Australia
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