It’s every homeowner's worst nightmare. You’ve poured your heart, soul, and a significant amount of money into your new build or renovation, only to discover a serious defect. That sinking feeling in your stomach is quickly followed by stress and a whole lot of questions. This is where NCAT building
It’s every homeowner's worst nightmare. You’ve poured your heart, soul, and a significant amount of money into your new build or renovation, only to discover a serious defect. That sinking feeling in your stomach is quickly followed by stress and a whole lot of questions. This is where NCAT building
When a building project goes off the rails, it can feel like your dream home is turning into a nightmare. A domestic building dispute is what happens when a homeowner and their builder are at odds over a residential job. Most of the time, it boils down to defective work,
When you sign a contract for a new build or a major renovation, you're not just buying materials and labour; you're investing in a dream. But what happens when that dream starts to show cracks—literally? A building dispute is what we call the serious breakdown that occurs when a property
When you’re in the middle of a building dispute, you’ll hear a lot of technical jargon thrown around. But there's one document that stands head and shoulders above the rest in terms of importance: the Scott Schedule. This isn't just a simple list of complaints. It's the formal, structured evidence
Before we jump into the practical, step-by-step examples, let's get on the same page about what a Scott Schedule actually is. Think of it as a crucial, table-based document used in building disputes to methodically list out every single defect, what each party has to say about it, and how
So, you're heading into a building dispute at NCAT. The first thing to get your head around is that this is a marathon, not a sprint. It demands a strategic, evidence-based approach from the very beginning. Winning isn't just about being in the right; it's about being organised and proving
When you're caught up in a building dispute or simply trying to get a project off the ground in NSW, things can get complicated, fast. You need someone in your corner who doesn't just talk the talk but has actually walked the walk. That’s where we come in. At Awesim,
Think of an expert witness in a building dispute as a translator. But instead of translating French to English, they translate the complex, technical world of construction into plain language for a court or tribunal. Their job isn't to take sides; it's to provide a clear, impartial, and evidence-based opinion
