Get in Touch
Call to book a free legal advice appointment between 10:00am and 4:00pm, Monday to Friday.
Outside of those times, you can leave us a message and our intake team will get in touch with you to make the appointment with a solicitor (please let us know if it is safe to leave a message for you).
Watch our video or read the steps below to learn what happens during this first call.
If you are in a crisis, or if you, a child or another person is in danger call 000.
Do you think you have a legal issue?
If you have a legal issue and need information or advice, you can make an appointment by calling 1800 682 468.
This line is available between 10:00am and 4:00pm each weekday. Outside of those times you can leave us a message and our intake team will get back to you to make an appointment (please let us know if it is safe for us to leave a message if you aren’t available when we call).
Do you need general information about us?
Do you want to know where to find us?
We have three offices around Tasmania - Hobart, Burnie and Launceston. We don’t advertise our office locations because of the work that we do - if you have an appointment booked, a member of our team will let you know where to find us.
Are you a service provider wanting to refer your client?
We work with other service providers and community stakeholders to refer clients into our service.
We have a dedicated Professional Community page on our website with more information.
National Relay Service (NRS)
The National Relay Service (NRS) is an Australia-wide phone service for people who have hearing or speech difficulties. NRS can help you contact Women’s Legal Service Tasmania, stay in touch and get things done.
You can initiate a call or receive a call by going through the NRS website here. When you initiate a call through the NRS, a relay officer will initially answer your call, then contact us on your behalf. If you are unable to hear, the relay officer can listen to the response from us and type it back for you to read. All calls made through the NRS are confidential, and relay officers must respect your privacy.
Further information and NRS contact details can be obtained from the National Relay Service information page.