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- Other support for disputes with neighbours | Victoria Legal Aid
Other organisations that can help Dispute resolution The Dispute Settlement Centre of Victoria has a free telephone service that will work with you to try to resolve your dispute The centre will talk about your problem with you, discuss options, suggest negotiation strategies and organise mediation, if required Legal services Your local community legal centre can give you legal information
- Homepage | Dispute Settlement Centre of Victoria
The Dispute Settlement Centre of Victoria (DSCV) provides free dispute resolution services across Victoria, as well as training and accrediting mediators to national standards
- Getting along with neighbours - housing. vic. gov. au
It deals with lots of issues including fencing problems, trees, animals, noise and other neighbourhood disputes For help or more information: Phone: 1300 372 888 Contact form: Contact Dispute Settlement Centre of Victoria Visit the Dispute Settlement Centre of Victoria's website
- Neighbourhood disputes | Crime prevention | Victoria Police
Crime prevention tips to resolve neighbourhood disputes, disagreements or conflict, and the steps to take if you feel unsafe
- Heres what to do if you have a noisy neighbour or receive a noise . . .
The Dispute Settlement Centre of Victoria (DSCV) is a government organisation that deals with an array of complaints, including noise In the past year, it received 400 noise complaints — almost
- Resolving problems with your neighbours – Fitzroy Legal Service
The Dispute Settlement Centre of Victoria (DSCV) is part of the Victorian Government Department of Justice and Community Safety The DSCV provides Victorians with a range of free and confidential dispute resolution services Using DSCV services to resolve a dispute is often a cheaper, fairer and simpler alternative to taking disputes through the courts Before initiating any action, visit the
- Legal and Support Resources for Neighbour Disputes in Victoria
Neighbour disputes in Victoria can often be resolved through mediation services like the Dispute Settlement Centre of Victoria Legal resources include Victoria Legal Aid, Community Legal Centres, and private referrals through the Law Institute of Victoria Key laws cover fencing, nuisance animals, and tenancy issues Legal assistance is available for complex cases
- Disputes with neighbours | Victoria Legal Aid
Disputes with neighbours The law regarding common issues of disputes between neighbours, including fences and trees Disputes between neighbours can have a serious effect on everyday life, but going to court is often not the best way to solve a problem Legal intervention can be expensive and can take a long time
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