I Am Going to Court. Can I Use Digital Documents As Evidence?
In an increasingly digital world, most of our contracts, conversations and communication are happening online. When you agree to a…
New Defamation Laws: What Has Changed?
Following the high profile defamation cases of Rebel Wilson and Geoffrey Rush, where they received high amounts of compensation, there…
How Do the Changes to Insolvency Laws Affect My Business?
COVID-19 has been a very difficult time to keep many businesses afloat. If you are currently running a business, you…
Statement of Claim | Guide to the NSW Local Court Process
The first step to starting court proceedings is filing a statement of claim. A statement of claim is a document which contains…
Request for Further and Better Particulars | Guide to the NSW Local Court Process
Once you have submitted your statement of claim, the defendant has 28 days to respond. If the defendant believes that…
Defence | Guide to the NSW Local Court Process
Once your LegalVision team has filed your statement of claim, the other side has 28 days, from the day you…
Filing For a Default Judgment | Guide to the NSW Local Court Process
A default judgment can be entered against a defendant if they do not respond to your statement of claim within…
Call Over | Guide to the NSW Local Court Process
A call over is a very short court appearance, usually in front of a Registrar, who determines what will happen next in…
Directions Hearing | Guide to the NSW Local Court Process
A directions hearing is a short court appearance where a registrar or a judge will make practical decisions about the…
Evidence | Guide to the NSW Local Court Process
Providing evidence to prove the arguments set out in your pleading is a crucial element of any proceeding. It is…
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