Resources

This factsheet outlines your options for dealing with a penalty notice in NSW, including paying in full or by instalments, seeking an internal review, electing to go to court, applying for hardship assistance such as a Work and Development Order, a 50% reduction, or a write-off, while warning that ignoring a fine leads to extra fees and enforcement action such as licence suspension.

This factsheet outlines key warning signs, practical tips to avoid scams, and the steps to take if you lose money or share personal information, including reporting and support options.

Submissions authored by RLC’s Financial Abuse Service: Submission to the Attorney General’s Department’s consultation on a bankruptcy Minimal Asset Procedure (August 2024)

This factsheet explains what Financial Abuse is and the different legal approaches to resolving it.

This factsheet provides information about the options available to you if you are experiencing financial hardship.

This factsheet focuses on Centrepay, a free bill paying service for people who receive Centrelink payments.

In this factsheet we outline the processes for having a fine reviewed or written off.

This factsheet provides information on how to file and serve forms in the Local Court of New South Wales in debt case.

This factsheet looks at the law in relation to debt collection agencies which are entitled to collect debts on behalf of the New South Wales state government.

This fact sheet outlines how AFCA deals with complaints by consumers who say their financial firm enabled wrongful conduct by their ex-partner, where there has been a family law settlement.