The Family Relationship Centre and Legal Assistance Services Partnership was established to facilitate an ongoing relationship between the Launceston Family Relationship Centre (FRC) and the Launceston Community Legal Centre (LCLC), allowing FRC clients to access direct legal services throughout the family dispute resolution process. This program is unique in that it provides objective legal aid and help in resolving family disputes, rather than because of its failure, which can be a critical factor for out-of-court resolution. The LCLC provides free legal services to people who feel they have been treated differently because of their disability. People may experience discrimination on the basis of disability in a number of different areas, including: The Launceston Community Legal Centre offers a free walk-in legal clinic staffed by experienced pro bono lawyers from private companies in Launceston. LCLC provides FREE legal advice to the most vulnerable people in the community. In these difficult financial times, LCLC is now committed to supporting only those who are financially disadvantaged in any way and who fall into one of the categories of “priority customers” listed in the National Partnership Agreement. Initially, clients are offered one-time forty-five minute legal advice, which may include, but is not limited to, matters such as wills, powers of attorney, debts, contracts, consumer rights, border fences and cease and desist orders, employment or unfair dismissal issues, family law matters, social rights issues and discrimination against persons with disabilities. We also offer advice to clients who wish to litigate themselves. The disability advocate will be able to advise people on the merits of their case, what steps they can take, and offer free legal representation in certain circumstances. We provide legal information and advice to clients and FRC staff, individually and in groups. We also draft consent orders as a result of successful parenting plans, but we do not represent our clients in court if they fail to resolve their cases. Our goal is to help families resolve their own differences wherever possible, while ensuring that the best interests of the child are paramount. Lawyers regularly visit each of the municipalities listed below to provide advice on general civil law and other matters (family law, labour law, discrimination against persons with disabilities, etc.).

The lawyer can give you information about your legal problem and advise you on the next steps to take in this regard. If necessary, appropriate transfers are also made. Our free legal service is designed to give you the help you need, in a friendly and professional environment. 10:00 – 12:30, 13:30 – 15:30, Monday to Friday (except Wednesday) Through its general legal department, LCLC offers a free 45-minute consultation with a lawyer who deals with most civil law issues, including: Consultation sessions are held every two weeks, with appointments arranged by the Tasmanian Red Cross and Centacare Tasmania. Toll free: 1800 066 019. Call and make an appointment! Address: West Moonah Community House, 130 Springfield Ave, Moonah The Welfare Rights Advocacy Service provides advice, information and representation on Centrelink/DSS issues to residents of Northern Tasmania. The Labour Law Department is a specialized service that provides support, advice and representation in various areas of employment law, including: NWCLC lawyers conduct regular public relations in Northwestern cities: Consultation hours 9:30-12:30, Tuesday to Friday (appointment recommended) Consultation hours 9:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m., Monday to Thursday from 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m., Friday (by appointment) 6:00 p.m.

– 7:30 p.m., Monday and Wednesday (walk-in service) – No appointment required) Phone number (advice hotlines): 1300 652 641 or 6223 2641 To send a general contact request, please use the form below. You can also give us your customer feedback here. See LCLC`s website for upcoming opening hours of the community clinic (appointment required) In addition, customers have the option to register on the:. Contact our office for information on appointments in Burnie, Smithon, Queenstown or King Island. TUT also provides weekly duty counsel to Launceston Magistrates` Court to assist with rental cases. Call 6223-2641 or 1300-652-641 at least 24 hours before your hearing date for assistance. CAMPBELL TOWN (Campbell Town Community Health Centre) If you`re not sure what you need, call one of our employees today for friendly advice. 8:30 a.m.

to 4:30 p.m., Monday to Thursday (by appointment) Phone: 1800 064 865 (If prompted, select option 1) Our Burnie office is a dedicated domestic violence unit that works as part of the Australian Government`s response to the increase in domestic violence in our vulnerable communities.