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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.

13 May 2026 Australian Consumer Law

Car Dealer Took Your Deposit Then Disappeared? Send a Final Demand

Paid a deposit on a car that never arrived? Dealer dodging your calls? Here's the formal demand that sets out what they owe and a deadline to refund it, and the next…

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13 May 2026 Australian Consumer Law

Used Car Warranty Refused by the Dealer? Your Legal Options

Dealer-supplied used cars come with statutory warranty rights in most Australian states. When the dealer refuses to honour them, a Notice to…

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13 May 2026 Australian Consumer Law

Bought a Lemon? Demanding a Refund Under the Australian Consumer Law

A car with a major fault is a "major failure" under the Australian Consumer Law. Here's the exact legal step that triggers…

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13 May 2026 debt recovery

Taking an Unpaid NDIS Debt to Your State Tribunal

When demand letters and payment plans haven't worked, the next step is a tribunal application. Here's what a tribunal or court can…

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13 May 2026 debt recovery

Setting Up a Payment Plan With an NDIS Participant in Arrears

When a self-managed participant genuinely can't pay the full balance, a written payment plan is better than a write-off. Here's how to…

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13 May 2026 Fair Work

Engaging a Sub-Contracted Support Worker as an NDIS Provider

Engaging support workers as ABN contractors rather than employees? You need a written contractor agreement that clarifies status, scope, and the participant…

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13 May 2026 cease and desist

When an NDIS Participant or Family Member Defames Your Service Online

False allegations on Facebook can do real reputational damage to a small NDIS provider. Here's the legal step that stops it.

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13 May 2026 compliance

The Service Agreement Every NDIS Provider Needs With Each Participant

Without a written service agreement you have no contractual basis to chase unpaid invoices, enforce cancellation fees, or defend a complaint. Here's…

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13 May 2026 debt recovery

Self-Managed NDIS Participant Hasn’t Paid: Recovery Steps

Self-managed participants pay you directly — and when they don't, the recovery path is different from chasing a plan manager. Here's how…

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13 May 2026 debt recovery

What to Do When an NDIS Plan Manager Hasn’t Paid You

When a plan manager hasn't paid your invoice, here's the formal step that gets the conversation moving, and the written record you'll…

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