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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.

3 September 2026

Wedding Vendor Took Your Deposit and Cancelled? How to Get a Refund

Your wedding photographer, caterer, venue, or DJ cancelled and won't return your deposit. Here is how to get every dollar back.

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3 September 2026

Ex-Partner Owes You Money? How to Recover a Personal Loan

Lent money to an ex-boyfriend, ex-girlfriend, or ex-spouse? Here is how to ask for it back, even without a written agreement.

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3 September 2026

Someone Owes You Money for Work You Did? How to Chase Payment

You did the job. They won't pay. Whether you are a tradie, freelancer, cleaner, or consultant — here is how to get…

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3 September 2026

How to Collect a Debt Without a Debt Collector (Save Thousands)

Debt collectors usually charge a commission on what they recover. Here is how to chase the debt yourself from $49…

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3 September 2026

Customer Bought Something and Did a Chargeback? How to Fight It

A customer received your product or service then disputed the charge with their bank. Here is how to fight a fraudulent chargeback.

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3 September 2026

Tenant Owes You Rent? How Landlords Can Recover Unpaid Rent in Australia

Your tenant moved out owing weeks or months of rent. Here is how to recover the money without an expensive debt collector.

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3 September 2026

Friend Owes You Money and Won’t Pay? How to Get It Back Legally

Lent money to a friend or family member who won't pay it back? A formal Letter of Demand works — even between…

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3 September 2026

Developer vs Contractor Disputes: Progress Claims, Variations and Getting Paid

A practical guide for contractors and developers on commercial construction payment disputes: progress claims under Security of Payment, variation fights under AS…

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3 September 2026

Building Defects After Handover: Your Warranty Rights and How to Enforce Them

Defects showing up months or years after you moved in? Here are the statutory warranty periods in each state, how to make…

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3 September 2026

How to Dispute a QBCC, NSW Fair Trading or Building and Plumbing Commission (formerly VBA) Decision

Received a rectification order, licence decision or complaint outcome from the QBCC, NSW Fair Trading or the Building and Plumbing Commission (formerly…

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