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What do I do if I have resolved my dispute before my mediation or hearing?

If you resolve your dispute before you attend a mediation or hearing, the applicant needs to notify VCAT and all other parties in writing.

What is the difference between a mediation and a hearing?

Mediations are private meetings where parties come together to discuss ways to reach an agreement (settle) with the help of a mediator.

What if I have health concerns about going to VCAT in person?

Tell us before your hearing if you have health concerns about attending a VCAT hearing in person and we'll consider how best to accommodate your ne

How do I write a 'points of defence'?

A points of defence is a written statement in response to a claim made to VCAT.

Where can I find VCAT decisions?

We send parties a copy of the decision relating to their case.

Do I need a lawyer in a rental dispute?

You don't need a lawyer if you're involved in a residential tenancy case.

Can VCAT award damages?

Yes, VCAT has the power to award damages in certain types of cases.

How do I file a small claim in Victoria?

If you have a dispute involving building, construction, or a single building trade (eg.

How long do I have to appeal a VCAT decision?

If you want to appeal a VCAT decision, you must ask for permission (seek leave) within 28 days of the date of the decision.