Matter Navigator · Acquisition

Is your land being acquired or affected?

This tool organises information about an acquisition, access request or project impact and prepares an enquiry for preliminary review. It does not assess entitlement, compensation, deadlines or the adequacy of an offer.

Question 1 of 3What's happening with your land?Choose the closest option; you can add detail later.

Question 2 of 3(optional)Which best describes you?This helps us tailor what matters most to you.

Question 3 of 3(optional)Where are things up to?So we know how quickly to act.

No cost to make an enquiryPrincipal-led, plain-English adviceNSW compulsory acquisition & planning

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Tell us where to reach you and a little about what's happened. We'll review it and confirm whether we can assist.

Full name

Phone

Australian mobile or landline

Property suburb or location

Acquiring authority or other party (if known)

Who is acquiring, accessing or affecting your land

Date on your letter or notice (if any)

The date on any notice can drive strict time limits

A short summary is enough. Please don't include confidential or sensitive details yet, just enough for us to see what has happened and check we can help.

Briefly, what's happening? (a notice, an offer, a deadline…)

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Submitting this enquiry does not create a solicitor–client relationship. We collect the details you provide to assess and respond to your enquiry; see our collection notice (opens in new tab) for how we handle your information.

This tool provides general information only and is not legal advice. Whether you are entitled to compensation, and how much, depends on the particular facts, the notices and instruments involved, the interest in your land and the legislation that applies, including the Land Acquisition (Just Terms Compensation) Act 1991 (NSW) and, for road matters, the Roads Act 1993 (NSW). Time limits can be strict.

This focused triage is part of the Matter Navigator. For a full structured briefing across planning, environment, acquisition and local government matters, start the Matter Navigator →

For the process and what compensation covers, see compulsory acquisition and compensation. To check whether a public project may affect your land, search NSW Project Watch.