Most useful information for domestic violence

1. Separated parents
2. Most useful information

Objecting to a Child Support decision form (CS1893)

Use this form to object to a child support decision we made that you disagree with.

1. Seeking medical help
2. Most useful information

Review of a Medicare Decision form (HW051)

Use this form to ask for a review of a decision under subsection 129AAJ(1) of the Health Insurance Act 1973 or section 56D of the Dental Benefits Act 2008.

1. Crisis Payment
2. Crisis Payment for extreme circumstances family and domestic violence

How to claim a Crisis Payment for Extreme Circumstances Family and Domestic Violence

Complete the following steps to claim Crisis Payment for extreme circumstances family and domestic violence.

1. Crisis Payment
2. Crisis Payment for other extreme circumstances

Who can get a Crisis Payment for Other Extreme Circumstances

You may get this if you were forced to leave your home because of an extreme circumstance and meet other eligibility criteria.

1. Top payments
2. Financial Information Service

What FIS information you can watch online

We have information about financial matters online that may help your situation.

1. Crisis Payment
2. Crisis Payment for extreme circumstances family and domestic violence

How to protect yourself when you claim a Crisis Payment for Extreme Circumstances Family and Domestic Violence

It’s important to consider how to claim safely. This may include changing your details or nominee arrangements.

1. Top payments
2. Transition to Independent Living Allowance

Who can get the Transition to Independent Living Allowance (TILA)

You need to meet the age requirements and have left formal care or are preparing to leave.

1. Top payments
2. Transition to Independent Living Allowance

How much Transition to Independent Living Allowance (TILA) you can get

The Transition to Independent Living Allowance (TILA) is a payment of up to $1,500.

1. If you’re a principal carer
2. What exemptions may apply for principal carers

Exemptions if you’re a principal carer and a foster or kinship carer

If you’re both a principal carer and a foster or kinship carer, you may be temporarily exempt from your mutual obligation requirements.

1. Special Benefit
2. How to keep your payment

Travel outside Australia rules for Special Benefit

There are rules about when you can get your Special Benefit when you travel outside Australia.