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This video is part of my QCAT series for Queensland landlords.

In this episode, I explain how to present your evidence at QCAT clearly and professionally — without needing a lawyer and without understanding complex legal jargon.

Many landlords feel intimidated by QCAT, thinking they need legal advocacy skills to succeed. You don’t. What QCAT looks for is organisation, clarity, and factual documentation so the Member can apply the legislation correctly.

In this video, I cover:

How to structure your evidence like a clear timeline

What documents QCAT expects to see

How to present tenancy dates, breach dates, notice dates and communication milestones

The difference between invoices and quotes for compensation claims

Why case summary pages are your best tool

How to answer questions confidently in the hearing room

What not to say during a QCAT hearing


QCAT Members hear hundreds of matters every week. When your evidence is structured, referenced and factual, you make their job easier — and that significantly improves your outcome.

This video is designed to empower Queensland landlords to manage their investments confidently, compliantly and professionally.

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