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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.
Responding to a Statutory Demand in Victoria: Your 21-Day Window
A statutory demand gives your Victorian company 21 days to pay or apply to set it aside. Missing this deadline can trigger insolvency proceedings and director liability.
Read Guide →What to Do When a Client Ignores Your Invoice for 90 Days
When a client ignores your invoice for 90 days, you need a clear escalation pathway. This guide covers every step from polite…
Read Guide →How to Write a Letter of Demand for Property Damage in Australia
Property damage disputes require specific evidence and precise wording to succeed. This guide shows you exactly what to include in your letter…
Read Guide →What Evidence Do You Need to Win at QCAT in Queensland
QCAT expects specific types of evidence presented in a particular way. This guide lists the exact documents, photos, emails and records you…
Read Guide →Client Won’t Pay Your Invoice: Letter of Demand or Statutory Demand First?
When a client refuses to pay your invoice, you have two powerful options: a letter of demand or a statutory demand. The…
Read Guide →Served With a Statutory Demand in Australia: Your 21-Day Action Plan
A statutory demand gives you exactly 21 days to pay (or secure or compound) the debt, or apply to set the demand…
Read Guide →Supplier Delivered Wrong Goods: Notice to Remedy or Demand?
When a supplier delivers the wrong goods, Australian businesses face a choice: give the supplier a chance to remedy the breach, or…
Read Guide →Payment Plan Agreement After Letter of Demand: How to Structure It Properly
When a debtor agrees to pay in instalments after receiving your letter of demand, you need a properly structured payment plan agreement…
Read Guide →How to Respond to a VCAT Application When You’re the Respondent
Been served with a VCAT application? This guide walks Victorian respondents through Defence Pack preparation, counterclaim options, and the procedural traps that…
Read Guide →What to Do When a Client Refuses to Pay After You’ve Finished the Work
When a client refuses to pay after you've finished the work, you need a clear escalation strategy. This guide walks Australian contractors…
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