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Amended plans - Planning disputes

If a permit applicant changes or amends the plans that are part of a dispute at VCAT, find out what you can do and what happens next.

Review a VLSC decision imposing compensation or disciplinary orders

Lawyers may apply to VCAT to review compensation and disciplinary orders imposed on them by the Victorian Legal Services Commissioner under the Legal Profession Uniform Law (Victoria).

Disciplinary charges against a lawyer

Only the Victorian Legal Services Commissioner can apply to VCAT for disciplinary orders against a lawyer.

Review a decision of the Victorian Legal Services Board

If the Victorian Legal Services Board makes a decision about you, you can apply to VCAT for a review of their decision.

Disqualify someone who is not a lawyer

The Victorian Legal Services Board can apply to VCAT to disqualify someone who has been convicted of a serious offence, is not a fit and proper person or is otherwise unsuitable to work in a legal office.

Voluntary assisted dying

In Victoria, a person in the late stages of a terminal illness can request access to medication that will end their life at a time they choose. This is called voluntary assisted dying.

Types of hearings

Find out about the different types of hearings we hold at VCAT and what happens in them.

What to expect after the hearing

When the final hearing is complete, VCAT makes a decision in the case.

Decisions

When VCAT makes a decision, we give an order in writing that states what must happen. Both parties must follow what the order says.

Decisions and orders

VCAT makes a decision in a matter after hearing the evidence, looking at the documents provided by each party and considering how the law applies to your case.