After the hearing

After the hearing, NCAT will generally make a decision and orders. An order is a legally enforceable direction for a person or company to do something.

Your rights and obligations

When NCAT makes an order or decision, you have certain rights and obligations

If the order is not working

Is an order made by NCAT's Guardianship Division not working in the best interests of the person?

Published decisions

A selection of NCAT decisions are published on the NSW Caselaw website

Enforcing NCAT orders

If the other party does not follow the order, enforcement options may be available to you

Sound recordings and transcripts

Request a copy of the sound recording and arrange a transcript

Legal costs

There are limited circumstances where party can apply for an award of costs

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