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…
Pre-Trial Review | Guide to the NSW Local Court Process
A pre-trial review is a brief court attendance to allow the court to determine if the case is ready to…
Trial | Guide to the NSW Local Court Process
A trial or a hearing is the culmination of the events to date and is the chance to have your…
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