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Case types

If you have a dispute or need a decision, you may be able to come to VCAT to have it resolved. Find out what we can help with.

Join a VCAT case - Residential tenancies

If you want to get involved in a VCAT case about a rental agreement, find out what your options are and what you need to do.

When to send notices

When sending a notice such as a Notice to Vacate, there is a minimum time before any further action can be taken. This period is set by the Residential Tenancies Act 1997 and is called the minimum notice period.

Guardians

A guardian makes decisions about lifestyle issues for an adult who is unable to make those decisions because of their disability.

Administrators

An administrator manages the financial and legal affairs of an adult who is unable to make financial or legal decisions because of their disability.

How we make decisions

Find out how VCAT makes decisions in cases about guardians and administrators.

Respond to an application - Guardians and administrators

When you get a notice from VCAT about a guardians and administrators case, find out what this means for you and what you need to do.

Owners corporation disputes

Disputes about the management and use of common property and areas within subdivided land, such as apartments or units. Formerly known as ‘body corporates’.

After you apply - Owners corporations disputes

After you’ve applied to VCAT, it’s important to understand what you need to do and what happens next.

Respond - Owners corporations disputes

Formerly known as ‘body corporates’. Disputes about the management and use of common property and areas within subdivided land, such as apartments or units.