Know Your Rights.
Then Use Them.
Plain-English guides to Australian law — bonds, tradies, tribunals, consumer rights, and more. Written so you can actually act on them.
Landlord Won’t Return Your Bond? Step-by-Step Guide to Getting It Back
Moved out weeks ago and still no bond? Here is the exact process to get it back in every state, and the letter that usually does the trick.
Read Guide →Real Estate Agent Ignoring Your Maintenance Requests? Here’s How to Make Them Act
The agent acts for the landlord, and the landlord must do repairs. Here is how to stop the run-around with a formal…
Read Guide →Got an Eviction Notice? How to Tell If It’s Legal and How to Fight It
Many eviction notices are invalid. Here is how to check yours, your rights in every state, and how to challenge it at…
Read Guide →Landlord Entering Without Notice? Your Rights as a Renter
Your landlord cannot just walk in. Learn the notice rules in every Australian state, and how to put unlawful entry on record…
Read Guide →Rent Increase Too High? How to Challenge It in Australia
A rent increase must follow strict rules and cannot be excessive. Here is how to check if yours is legal and how…
Read Guide →Landlord Claiming Unfair Bond Deductions? How to Fight Back
Your bond is your money. Learn what a landlord can and cannot deduct, and how to dispute a bond claim in your…
Read Guide →Landlord Won’t Fix Repairs? Mould, Leaks and Broken Appliances — What You Can Do
Your landlord must fix repairs in a reasonable time. Here is how to force the issue with a formal repair notice, and…
Read Guide →Owed Money by a Company? How a Statutory Demand Works
A company owes you $4,000+ and won't pay? A Statutory Demand gives the company 21 days to pay; if it doesn't, you…
Read Guide →Small Business: How to Chase an Overdue Invoice (Step-by-Step)
Running a small business and a client won't pay? Here is the exact process from friendly reminder to tribunal, with templates.
Read Guide →Car Dealer Sold You a Lemon? How to Demand a Refund in Australia
Bought a used car that broke down? The dealer may owe you a full refund under Australian Consumer Law.
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