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That sounds right, they'll usually be adjourned for ~3 months, but last week was granted one until the end of the year.

A 14 day notice to vacate is invalid if the tenant is less than 14 days in arrears when served, it is deemed as "served" when received. Ie. 3 business days. If the tenant is more than 14 days in arrears after the notice is served (day 18) you can commence VCAT proceedings and the tenant doesn't...

Chun, If the tenant is paid up to date, or paid within 3 days of the notice to vacate being served, you will need to start the process again when they're 15 days in arrears (14 full days). There is other ways to remove the tenant depending on whether they have a lease or not, though.

Hey Adam! Nice to see you back on the forum, and congratulations on the little one to come. A few quick questions.. Is the current tenant on a lease? If so, when does it expire? This will give a better indication of your options to remove the current tenants, if you wish. The bad tenant...