What do you want to do ?
If you want to appeal a VCAT decision, you must ask for permission (seek leave) within 28 days of the date of the decision.
What to do if you object to a VCAT decision and how you can get your physical evidence back.
If you want to appeal a VCAT decision, you must ask for permission (seek leave) within 28 days of the date of the decision.
Everyone mentioned in an application can come to the hearing, including ‘interested persons’.
Yes, keep a copy of the ABA and all supporting documents for a period of five years.
VCAT cannot give legal advice. If you do choose to get legal advice, you will need to pay any costs.
VCAT will contact you to let you know the scheduled time for the hearing.
Mediations are private and are not recorded. Discussions you have in a mediation are not available to the public or media.
Yes, anything discussed in a mediation is confidential.