We can help you understand the review process but we cannot give you advice about your case.
There are professional people (for example, lawyers) and other organisations that can help you with your review.
Help from a lawyer
The following organisations may be able to provide you with legal assistance, or help you find a lawyer.
Legal Aid Commission of Tasmania
The Legal Aid Commission of Tasmania provides legal services, with a particular focus on the needs of people who are economically and/or socially disadvantaged.
Phone: 1300 366 611
Community Legal Centres (CLCs)
Search the Community Legal Centres Tasmania website to find a suitable CLC.
Key CLCs are:
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Hobart Community Legal Service
Can help with many legal matters, including Centrelink issues.
Phone: (03) 6223 2500
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Launceston Community Legal Centre
Operates a Welfare Rights Advocacy Service, which provides advice, information and representation in matters relating to Centrelink.
Phone: (03) 6334 1577 or 1800 066 019 (free call)
DSP Help by Social Security Rights Victoria is a free online resource for DSP applicants and their support workers.
The Law Society of Tasmania
The Law Society of Tasmania can help you find a private lawyer.
In addition, the Society runs a Pro Bono Referral Service.
Phone: (03) 6234 4133
Help for Indigenous Australians
The Tasmanian Aboriginal Legal Service (TALS) provides assistance with many legal matters including Centrelink issues.
Phone: 1800 595 162
Help from a disability advocate
The Disability Advocacy Finder can help you find a disability advocate.
Tip: If you are having trouble searching the database, you can check the printable list of providers in your state or territory.