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Plain-English guides to Australian law — bonds, tradies, tribunals, consumer rights, and more. Written so you can actually act on them.
Tenant Damaged Your Rental Property? The Formal Letter That Recovers Costs
Bond not enough to cover the damage? A letter of demand to the former tenant is the next step before tribunal — here is how it works.
Read Guide →Landlord Ended Your Lease Early? How to Claim Compensation
When a landlord breaks the agreement before the fixed term ends, you are entitled to compensation. Here is the formal letter that…
Read Guide →Mould in Your Rental? The Formal Notice to Send Your Landlord
Mould is a health hazard and often a breach of the landlord's duty to keep the premises in a reasonable state of…
Read Guide →Received an Unfair Eviction Notice? Your Legal Response Options
No-grounds terminations are being phased out across Australia. If your eviction notice looks retaliatory, defective or simply wrong, here is the formal…
Read Guide →Unreasonable Rent Increase? Your Right to Challenge and the Letter to Send
Rent increases must be reasonable, properly notified and not too frequent. Here is the formal letter that gets the conversation back on…
Read Guide →Landlord Entered Without Notice? The Formal Notice to Send
Unannounced inspections and surprise visits breach the notice rules for entry in Australian residential tenancies laws. Here is the notice that puts…
Read Guide →Neighbour Breaching the By-Laws? How to Make a Formal Complaint
Storage on common property, unauthorised parking, smoking on balconies, short-term letting. Here is the formal step after a quiet word, and how…
Read Guide →Water Leaking From the Unit Above? Who Pays and the Document That Sorts It
Leaks from above are one of the most common — and most disputed — strata problems in Australia. Here is who is…
Read Guide →Strata Manager Acting Improperly? Your Formal Complaint Options
Conflicts of interest, kickbacks, ignored emails, secret contracts. Strata managers are licensed professionals with strict duties — here is how to enforce…
Read Guide →Strata Refused Your Renovation? How to Formally Challenge the Decision
Owners corporations cannot unreasonably refuse minor renovations. Here is the document that puts your application back on the right legal footing.
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