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Whether a landlord kept your bond, a customer won't pay, or a business ripped you off — Know Your Rights tells you where you stand for free, then writes the letter that gets results. From $19.

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"My landlord is keeping $2,400 of my bond for carpet 'damage' that was already worn when I moved in. I moved out 3 weeks ago — I'm in NSW."
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Your bond is held by NSW Fair Trading — not your landlord. It can only be released through the official process.
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Fair wear and tear isn't damage. If your condition report noted the carpet was already worn, it can't be claimed against you.
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Lodge your own claim first and your landlord has 14 days to respond — miss it and the bond is released to you.
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Who we help

Every Australian who's ever been
treated unfairly and didn't know what to do.

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Everyday Australians
When a business, landlord, or employer treats you unfairly
  • Store refuses refund on a faulty product — illegal under Australian Consumer Law
  • Landlord keeping your bond without applying to the tribunal
  • Employer fired you without warning or proper process
  • Signed up for a "$2 trial" and got charged $90/month
  • Tradie took your money and did bad work or disappeared
  • Insurance company unfairly denied your claim
  • Gym or subscription won't let you cancel
  • Employer owes you unpaid wages or superannuation
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Small Business Owners
When a client, supplier, or contractor owes you or lets you down
  • Client won't pay your invoice — 3 months overdue
  • Contractor did bad work or walked off the job
  • Supplier didn't deliver what was agreed
  • Competitor using your brand name or copying your work
  • Need a simple client contract before starting a new job
  • Want to review a contract before you sign it
  • Dispute with a landlord over your commercial premises
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Renters & tenants
Bond return demand letter
$29
Lawyer: $350–$600
Landlord keeping your bond? Formal letter citing the Residential Tenancies Act for your state — the system is on your side, and this puts them on notice.
At work
Unfair dismissal — Fair Work letter
$49
Lawyer: $500–$1,000
Fired unfairly? Formal letter before your Fair Work Commission claim. Critical: you have 21 days to act.
Unpaid wages demand
$39
Lawyer: $400–$800
Employer owes you wages, entitlements, or super? Formal demand letter citing the Fair Work Act.
As a consumer
Refund complaint — faulty product
$19
Lawyer: $300–$600
Business refusing your refund? Formal complaint citing your consumer guarantee rights under the ACL.
Bad tradie — rectification demand
$39
Lawyer: $400–$800
Tradie did bad work or took your money? Formal demand for rectification or full refund.
Escape a subscription trap
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Lawyer: $300–$500
Charged for something you never agreed to? Get a full refund demand plus cancellation letter.
Small business & freelancers
Demand letter — unpaid invoice
$39
Lawyer: $400–$800
Client won't pay? Formal letter of demand citing Australian contract law — delivered in 60 seconds.
Client contract — simple services
$49
Lawyer: $500–$1,500
Starting a new job for a client? Watertight service agreement with payment terms and scope.
Contract review — before you sign
$49
Lawyer: $450–$1,500
Employment, freelance, lease or service contract — we flag every risky clause in plain English.
Cease & desist letter
$49
Lawyer: $500–$1,200
Someone copying your work, brand, or business? Formal legal warning with consequences stated.
Personal & family
Simple will
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Lawyer: $300–$600
60% of Australians don't have a will. 10 minutes. Protect your family today.
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Real results

Australians who stopped accepting unfair outcomes.

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Got $2,200 back
"Landlord kept my bond claiming damage that was there when I moved in. The letter cited the exact law. I had every cent back in 5 days."
Aisha T.
Renter, Melbourne VIC
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Recovered $4,500 invoice
"Client owed me $4,500 for 3 months. One formal demand letter and I had the money in my account within a week. Worth every cent of the $39."
Marcus R.
Freelance designer, Brisbane QLD
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Saved from a bad contract
"Was about to sign a contract that would've owned all my side projects. The review flagged it in seconds. Renegotiated before signing."
Priya D.
Marketing manager, Sydney NSW
Before & after

What used to happen. What happens now.

Without Know Your Rights
  • $300–$500 just to understand if you even have a case
  • Wait days or weeks for a lawyer's appointment
  • Miss the 21-day Fair Work deadline because you didn't know
  • Write off the money because fighting back felt impossible
  • The other side knows you can't afford a legal battle
  • Accept the unfair outcome and move on
With Know Your Rights
  • Your rights explained for free — before you spend a dollar
  • Answer in under 60 seconds, right now, on your phone
  • Deadlines flagged automatically — you never miss your window
  • Professional legal letter ready to send for $19–$49
  • You show up with a document — they take you seriously
  • Most situations resolve the moment they receive the letter
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Why this matters
$115B
Owed in unpaid invoices to Australian SMEs
74%
Of small businesses experienced late payment
70%+
Of demand letters result in payment
"Client owed me $4,500 for 3 months. One formal letter and I had the money within a week."
— Marcus R., Brisbane QLD
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