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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.

4 September 2026 caveat

Contractor Put a Caveat on Your Property? How to Get It Removed

A builder or tradie has lodged a caveat over your home in a payment dispute. Here is how to challenge it and get it lifted.

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4 September 2026 consumer rights

Got a Parking Fine From a Private Company? Do You Actually Have to Pay?

That "fine" from a shopping centre car park is not a fine at all. Here is what it really is, when it…

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4 September 2026 asic

How to Respond to a Debt Collector Letter: Know Your Rights in Australia

A debt collector letter is scary by design. Here is what they can and cannot do, how to check whether you actually…

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4 September 2026 contract

Someone Broke a Verbal Agreement: Is It Enforceable? (Yes, Usually)

A handshake deal is a real contract in Australia. If the other side has gone back on their word, a Letter of…

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4 September 2026 employment

Former Employer Won’t Give You a Reference? Here Is What You Can Actually Do

No legal right to a reference in Australia, but you have more options than you think, especially if they are saying things…

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4 September 2026 business-name

Someone Using Your Business Name? Trademark and Passing Off Cease and Desist

Another business is trading under your name or something confusingly close. Customers are getting mixed up. Here is how to make them…

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4 September 2026 ad-spend

Marketing Agency: Client Won’t Pay for Ads Already Run? Send a Letter of Demand

You fronted the ad spend, ran the campaign, delivered the leads. Now they are disputing the invoice. Here is how to recover…

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4 September 2026 agency agreement

Real Estate Agent: Vendor Sold Privately to Your Buyer and Won’t Pay Commission?

You introduced the buyer, the vendor went around you. Under most agency agreements, you are still owed commission. Here is how to…

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4 September 2026 coach

Personal Trainer or Coach: Client Stopped Paying Mid-Program? Here Is How to Recover It

They signed up for a 12-week program, did six weeks, and stopped paying. The agreement still stands. Here is how to enforce…

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4 September 2026 it-consultant

IT Consultant: Built the System, Client Refuses Final Payment? Send a Letter of Demand

The system is live, staff are using it every day, and the final milestone invoice is being ignored. Here is how to…

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