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Mediations are private meetings where parties come together to discuss ways to reach an agreement (settle) with the help of a mediator.
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Applications in progress
What you should do after applying, including sending documents about your case, settling before VCAT, expert evidence, affidavits and points of cla
When will I go to VCAT?
The time it takes to come to VCAT and get an outcome depends on your type of case, and how complex it is.
How to get ready for your hearing
Learn how to prepare for your hearing and what to bring.
What’s expert evidence?
When you present your case at VCAT you can include evidence from experts to support your side of the story.
Who can go to VCAT hearings?
VCAT hearings are usually open to the public, including the media. At VCAT mediation and compulsory conferences are held in private.
Where can I find VCAT decisions?
We send parties a copy of the decision relating to their case.
When do I get the final decision?
When we make a final decision on your case, we may give the order to you in writing on the same day or send it to you after the hearing.
When can I start an ABA?
When you receive your VCAT letter in July, use our online
What’s my VCAT reference number?
We give each case a reference number. Use this reference number whenever you contact us or the other people involved in the case.