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The Victorian Civil and Administrative Tribunal (VCAT) is much like a court that hears and decides urgent disputes between tenants and landlords. The main difference between VCAT and a court, however, is you don’t need to hire a lawyer to represent you – you can speak for yourself at VCAT! In fact, most tenants represent themselves when attending VCAT.
The application fee for VCAT is $63.70, or free for Health Care Card holders; however, if you need to go to VCAT, we can apply to have this fee waived. We can also provide you on a detailed guide on how to represent yourself at VCAT.
Nope. Clients are usually self-represented at VCAT, and if you use Anika, we can help you prepare to represent yourself at VCAT!
Absolutely! We can provide you with a detailed guide on how to represent yourself at VCAT (in fact, most tenants represent themselves when attending VCAT).
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