FAQs

As a landlord, you do not need to make any judgement as to whether the tenant, or their dependent, is, or is likely to be, subjected or exposed to family violence, or whether it occurred in the property. You simply need to check you have received the appropriate notice, in writing, at least 7 days prior to the date the tenant is ending the tenancy and that the notice is accompanied by one of the documents listed above.

As a landlord, you do not need to make any judgement as to whether the tenant, or their dependent, is, or is likely to be, subjected or exposed to family violence, or whether it occurred in the property. You simply need to check you have received the appropriate notice, in writing, at least 7 days prior to the date the tenant is ending the tenancy and that the notice is accompanied by one of the documents listed above.

As a landlord, you do not need to make any judgement as to whether the tenant, or their dependent, is, or is likely to be, subjected or exposed to family violence, or whether it occurred in the property. You simply need to check you have received the appropriate notice, in writing, at least 7 days prior to the date the tenant is ending the tenancy and that the notice is accompanied by one of the documents listed above.

As a landlord, you do not need to make any judgement as to whether the tenant, or their dependent, is, or is likely to be, subjected or exposed to family violence, or whether it occurred in the property. You simply need to check you have received the appropriate notice, in writing, at least 7 days prior to the date the tenant is ending the tenancy and that the notice is accompanied by one of the documents listed above.

As a landlord, you do not need to make any judgement as to whether the tenant, or their dependent, is, or is likely to be, subjected or exposed to family violence, or whether it occurred in the property. You simply need to check you have received the appropriate notice, in writing, at least 7 days prior to the date the tenant is ending the tenancy and that the notice is accompanied by one of the documents listed above.

As a landlord, you do not need to make any judgement as to whether the tenant, or their dependent, is, or is likely to be, subjected or exposed to family violence, or whether it occurred in the property. You simply need to check you have received the appropriate notice, in writing, at least 7 days prior to the date the tenant is ending the tenancy and that the notice is accompanied by one of the documents listed above.