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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.
7 Legal Documents Every NDIS Provider Should Have on Hand
From service agreements with new participants to chasing unpaid plan-manager invoices — the documents every Australian NDIS provider runs into and what each one actually does.
Read Guide →A Defamatory Facebook Post About Your Small Business? The Formal Notice to Send
How an Australian small business owner can turn a defamatory Facebook post into a formal cease and desist in about thirty minutes,…
Read Guide →Defending a NCAT Application: What You Need to Prepare and When
Received a NCAT application? NCAT works from the notice of listing it sends you, and if you do not attend, it will…
Read Guide →What Evidence Do You Actually Need to Win a QCAT Debt Claim?
Winning a QCAT debt claim comes down to documentary proof. This guide lists the minimum evidence required, how to organise it for…
Read Guide →How to Respond to a QCAT Application: Defence Pack Essentials
When you're served with a QCAT application, a minor debt claim gives you 28 days to file your response; consumer and trader,…
Read Guide →What Evidence Do You Actually Need for a VCAT Hearing?
VCAT expects specific evidence presented in a specific way. This guide covers exactly what documents, photos, and witness statements you need to…
Read Guide →Debt Recovery for Small Business: Statutory Demand vs Tribunal
Small business debt recovery depends on who owes you and how much. Statutory demands suit debts over $4,000 against registered companies, while…
Read Guide →Evidence Needed to Prove Unpaid Invoices in Tribunal
Australian tribunals require specific documentary evidence to prove unpaid invoices. This checklist covers the invoices, contracts, correspondence, delivery proof, and payment records…
Read Guide →What Is a Statutory Demand and Should You Be Worried If You Get One?
A statutory demand is a formal notice under the Corporations Act giving your company 21 days to pay a debt of $4,000…
Read Guide →Supplier Delivered Faulty Goods: Demand Refund Guide
When a supplier delivers faulty goods, Australian Consumer Law gives you automatic guarantees. This guide shows you how to demand a refund,…
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