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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
What steps should I take before commencing debt recovery proceedings?
Send a clear written demand outlining the debt owed, keep records of communications and attempt to negotiate payment before escalating to legal action.
Can I charge interest or recover legal costs on an unpaid invoice in Queensland?
Interest and costs may be recoverable if your contract or terms of trade provide for them; otherwise, statutory interest may be claimed after judgment.
What is the Queensland Civil and Administrative Tribunal (QCAT) and when can it help with debt disputes?
QCAT hears minor civil disputes such as unpaid goods or services up to a monetary limit and provides a relatively quick and inexpensive forum for debt claims.
How long do I have to commence legal action for debt recovery?
Under limitation laws, you generally have six years from the date the debt became due to file a claim, after which your right to sue may expire.
Are there alternatives to court for resolving debt disputes?
Negotiation, mediation, payment plans or referring a complaint to the Office of Fair Trading may resolve the dispute without court proceedings.

