Most people need to pay a contribution towards their service. For Centrelink customers this can be paid through Centrepay.

If you have a matter that needs ongoing legal support, we have 3 steps to go through to work out if a grant of legal aid will be made.

A person may apply for a grant of legal aid which is used to pay a lawyer to help them with a legal problem.

When a person who has left a Will dies, there are some formal procedures that must be followed before the estate can be distributed.

Making a Will means you get to choose what happens to the property you own when you die.

The Safe at Home Program is a Tasmanian Government response to family violence. This program involves a range of services working together, to protect and support victims of family violence, including young people and children.

The Family Advocacy and Support Service (FASS) is a free service providing assistance to families with family law matters who have been affected by family violence. Make an appointment by calling 1800 431 157. FASS has lawyers and social support workers who work together with clients and is based at the court.

People can commit a crime using technology such as a phone or social media platforms. Any activity done with technology is easy to prove and trace back to the person responsible.

Support for families whose children use social media and are connected with others via technology.

Bankruptcy is a legal process where a person has been assessed as not being able to pay their debts.

In some circumstances, someone who has lost their driver’s licence may apply to a court to be allowed to drive but only at certain time and for a specific purpose.

Consent to sex means you understand what you are giving consent to and there is nothing stopping you from showing if you agree, decline or change your mind to take part in sex or sexual activity.