Affidavit

Accurately drafted and properly sworn affidavits for court proceedings, legal applications, and official purposes.

About This Service

What Is an Affidavit?

An affidavit is a written statement of facts made under oath or affirmation, sworn before an authorised witness such as a solicitor or justice of the peace. Affidavits are used in court proceedings, legal applications, immigration matters, and many other official processes.

Our solicitors assist you in drafting a clear, accurate affidavit that meets all formal requirements and accurately records the facts you need to establish.

When You May Need an Affidavit

Court proceedings and tribunal hearings
Immigration and visa applications
Property and conveyancing transactions
Family law matters and parenting disputes
Statutory declarations and official government requirements

Our Services

Affidavit Services

Affidavit Drafting

Preparing a complete, accurate affidavit that meets formal legal and court requirements.

Witnessing & Commissioning

Our solicitors are authorised to witness and commission the swearing or affirmation of affidavits.

Statutory Declarations

Drafting and witnessing statutory declarations for official, legal, and government purposes.

Affidavit Review

Reviewing an affidavit prepared by someone else to ensure it is legally compliant and accurate.

How It Works

How to Get Your Affidavit Prepared

Provide Your Facts

Tell us the facts you need to record and the purpose the affidavit will serve.

Drafting

We draft the affidavit in proper legal form, ensuring accuracy and compliance.

Review

You review the draft affidavit to confirm all facts are accurate and complete.

Swearing & Commissioning

You swear or affirm the affidavit before our solicitor, who commissions it for use.

FAQs

Frequently Asked Questions

An affidavit is sworn before a witness and used in court proceedings. A statutory declaration is a formal statement made under applicable legislation for non-court purposes.

You may, but affidavits must meet strict formal requirements. Our solicitors ensure yours is correctly structured and legally valid.

Providing false information in an affidavit is perjury — a serious criminal offence. All facts must be truthful and accurate.

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