EPISODE · Jul 8, 2026 · 11 MIN
Season 3 Ep. 23 QCAT - First Steps
from The Vicca Law Podcast: Protecting Legacies. Resolving Conflicts.
9 July 2026The Vicca Law PodcastSeason 3 Episode 23: QCAT - First StepsThinking about making a claim through the Queensland Civil and Administrative Tribunal (QCAT) but not sure where to begin?In this episode, Lidia Vicca walks through the first steps of the QCAT process, explaining how to determine the right type of application, what documents you'll need, how to serve the other party correctly, and what happens after your application is lodged.Whether you're recovering money owed or dealing with a consumer dispute, understanding the QCAT process before you begin can help you avoid costly mistakes.Common Questions Answered in This EpisodeHow do I make a QCAT application?What is the difference between a minor debt claim and a consumer and trader dispute?What documents do I need before lodging a QCAT application?Should I prepare an affidavit for my QCAT claim?How do I serve QCAT documents correctly?What happens after I lodge a QCAT application?What is a QCAT mediation or compulsory conference?What happens if my matter goes to a QCAT hearing?Can the other party respond to my QCAT application?Can I appeal a QCAT decision?Does someone owe you money? Your first step is demanding repayment! Download our FREE letter of demand template developed over 15 years of disputes practice: https://lidia-vicca.mykajabi.com/letter-of-demandDon't forget to like, subscribe, follow and share The Vicca Podcast.Visit our website www.viccalaw.com.au to download our FREE Guide on 5 Things you NEED to know about Estate Planning!Ready to take the next step? Call us on 07 3138 9940 or visit our website www.viccalaw.com.au to book a FREE consultation.Don't forget to follow us on socials and keep up to date with the latest news:InstagramFacebookLinkedIn
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