Form 2.49	Notice about Court order and enforcement options
Court Procedures Rules 2006
(see r 2015 (Enforcement—service of order and related information))
In the *[Supreme/Magistrates] Court of the Australian Capital Territory

No [SC/MC]		of (year) 

(name)
Plaintiff

(name)
Defendant

Notice to person liable to comply with order

The following order was made against you:
(insert details, including whether order was obtained by default)
The following enforcement options are available to (name of person entitled to enforce order):
•	An order can be made for redirection of monies from your wages, salaries, commissions or bank accounts.
•	An order can be made for seizure and sale of your goods, property and chattels.
•	The creditor may request an enforcement hearing to ascertain your financial position including details of assets, liabilities, income and other financial information.
The following options are available to you:
•	You may pay the whole amount of the judgment debt, including any interest on the judgment debt and the costs awarded against you in the proceeding.
•	You may apply to the Registrar of the Court for an order to pay the judgment debt by instalments.
•	If an order was made in your absence, you may apply to set the order aside.
	(set out any other relevant options) 
You may be able to obtain legal or financial advice and assistance in relation to the order from:
CARE Financial Counselling
Shop 16, 1st floor, Waldorf Apartments
2 Akuna Street
CANBERRA CITY  ACT  2601
Tel: (02) 6257 1788

Legal Aid ACT
2 Allsop Street
CANBERRA CITY  ACT  2601
Tel: (02) 6243 3411

ACT Law Society (Legal Advice Bureau)
Level 4, 1 Farrell Place
GPO Box 1562
CANBERRA CITY  ACT  2601
Tel: (02) 6274 0300

(insert any other relevant information about obtaining legal or financial advice and assistance in relation to the order)

(signature of person entitled to enforce order)

Date:

*omit if, or whichever is, inapplicable