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Hearings 'on the papers'

A hearing 'on the papers' is a process where a VCAT member makes a decision on your case based on written submissions of the parties, without you needing to attend.

When VCAT starts a case – Land valuation

When you apply to have your land valuation dispute heard at VCAT we send you an initiating order. Find out what to do next.

When there's a VCAT application about you

If there’s an application to VCAT to appoint a guardian, administrator or someone to support you to make decisions, find out what this means, how you’re involved, and what happens next.

Access to documents - guardians and administrators cases

Find out how to apply for access to documents in a case about guardians and administrators, or to keep them confidential.

After you apply - Powers of attorney

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

Respond to an application - Powers of attorney

If you've received a notice from VCAT about a powers of attorney case, find out how to respond.

Join a VCAT case - Powers of attorney

If you want to join a VCAT case about powers of attorney, find out what your options are and what you need to do.

Major cases

Learn about how you can apply to be heard as a major case in a planning dispute at VCAT.

Short cases

Learn about how you can apply to be heard as a short case in a planning dispute at VCAT.

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.