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What do I say at VCAT?

We can’t give you legal advice or tell you what to say at VCAT. We can give you these tips:

What do I bring to VCAT?

When you come to a VCAT hearing and give evidence at VCAT you need to support what you say with originals of documents.

Who can I bring to VCAT?

You can bring someone with you to your hearing for support. This support person could be anyone you choose, including a friend or family member.

Can I have someone speak for me?

If you want someone else to represent you, for example, a family member or friend, you must put this in writing and give it to them.

Can I bring my own technology to the hearing?

You can use your own electronic device at a hearing, for example a laptop, tablet, smartphone or USB. 
 

Who can represent the owners corporation at VCAT?

If there is more than one applicant in an owners corporation case, one person can represent the others as their ‘agent’. 

What if a witness won’t come to VCAT?

You may be able to force a witness to come to VCAT or give us a document if that person refuses. This is called a ‘summons’. 

What support can I get on the day at VCAT?

We offer a range of support services including interpreters,

Support services at VCAT

Support services at VCAT including interpreters, disability, security, technology, family violence and Koori support. 

How do I get an interpreter?

If you need an interpreter, contact us to arrange a professional interpreter (at no cost to you) before