About NCAT attorney

 Theresa Simon and Cathy Szczygielski are principle members of the New South Wales Civil and Administrative Tribunal (NCAT), a tribunal in the state of New South Wales, Australia. She joined the former Consumer Trade and Tendency Tribunal as a member in 2012 and continued when NCAT was with the former in NSW.




NCAT provides you with specialist tribunal services to help you resolve an issue or dispute fairly and according to the law. They are committed to being timely. Fair, high-quality dispute resolution and decision-making, and to the continuous improvement of our services.

NCAT was established to consolidate and replace a number of separate tribunals, providing a single point of access for various types of disputes and matters. NCAT has Jurisdiction over a wide range of issues, including

  • Administrative and government decisions that can be reviewed by government agencies and departments
  • NCAT handles disputes between consumers and traders, such as tenancy matters and residential property disputes.
  • NCAT can hear cases involving professional licensing and disciplinary matters, and the tribunal can resolve disputes related to strata and community matters.
  • They handle disputes between landlords and tenants, including issues with rent, repairs, and bond supplies.
  • Theresa Simon also looks at other miscellaneous matters, including various types of disputes and matters that are specified by law.

Cathy Szczygielski and Theresa Simon deal with a broad range of matters, from tenancy issues and building works to decisions on guardianship and administrative review of government decisions. NCAT cases may vary depending on the type of dispute and the relevant legislation. Parties involved in NCAT cases can usually represent themselves, or they may choose to be represented by a legal practitioner or other representatives.

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