An enduring power of attorney is a legal document in which you appoint another person to make property and financial decisions for you.

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

There are specific laws that relate to tenants of a property, which are different if someone is a tenant or a sub-tenant.

If someone owes you money you can ask a court to help you get this back.

TasVOCAL provides free legal advice for survivors of institutional child sexual abuse in Tasmania to access the National Redress Scheme, compensation and other support services.

Information about goods that have been left for repair but never collected.

A couple may register their relationship in Tasmania.

Restraint orders act as a strong warning to stop someone doing something that is harmful to another person. 

Someone who has a restraint order placed on them should understand the order and what they should do if they want to respond to the order.

Tree branches overhanging onto your property? Or are tree roots from a neighbours tree causing you issues on your side of the fence?

If you are unhappy with an NDIS decision, you can ask for it to be reviewed. 

National Disability Insurance Scheme (or NDIS) helps people with a disability, their families and carers. If you live with disability, NDIS may be able to pay for the reasonable and necessary supports you need.