If you need to leave your rental home fast please look at the forms and resources.
This is the form that tenants experiencing DFV should use to end their tenancy
This report should be filled out and supplied along with the above Notice Ending Tenancy to provide the evidence needed to ensure a smooth process to ending the tenancy.
The REIQ and Q Shelter has joined forces to develop a ‘DFV Toolkit’ which outlines strategies for tenancies and provides resources on how to obtain assistance.
Click here for the DFV Toolkit
NOTE – See the last page for the 2020 COVID Emergency Response Legislation, which supersedes some tenancy laws regarding DFV victims and has been extended until 30th September 2021.
Commissioned by the Queensland State DFV Prevention Council this was sent to agents across the Moreton Bay Region as part of a local council DFV awareness program.
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