Tasc Legal Advice

Our teams in Goondiwindi, Ipswich, Roma, Stanthorpe and Toowoomba provide free general counselling, counselling, case procedures and referral services to the community. Regardless of name changes and growth over time, our mission has remained constant. We do our best to support the community we work with, so that people who turn to TASC trust us, appreciate our advice, and feel welcome and safe. We thank our staff and volunteers who help support our communities and their legal rights and continue to deliver justice. Working with people in their local communities, our lawyers and advocates recognized that legal issues were often part of or exacerbated by broader social and economic challenges. TASC operates in Toowoomba and South West Queensland to ensure disadvantaged people have access to free expert advice. We can help you with advice, recommendations and information on: TASC offers FREE* legal, social and advocacy advice on: TASC Legal and Social Justice Services provides free legal and advocacy services to people with low incomes, financial disadvantages or other eligibility criteria. CAT offers free legal services to people who meet our eligibility criteria (click here, to see if you qualify). Your donation to TASC means we can help more people in your local community understand and work with the legal system and defend their legal and human rights. TASC is a long-standing provider of not-for-profit legal and social services in a wide geographical area of Queensland.

Growing together. Changing more livesNeed FREE* advice on legal and social justice services? Call TASC on 07 4616 9700. From a small community ministry in Toowoomba, we now serve over 3,000 people a year in a geographical area that spans 400,000 square kilometres in South West Queensland and a further 6,000 square kilometres in the Ipswich area. We operate in other areas such as North and South Burnett and Gympie. We also provide outreach services in rural and regional areas of Greater South West Queensland, in towns such as Warwick, Dalby, St George and Chinchilla. If you are a victim of domestic and family violence, we can: We can help you fill out paperwork, understand the court process and sometimes provide support in court. TASC lawyers have extensive experience in assisting clients with family law matters and we also work with family relationship centres in Toowoomba and Ipswich. Depending on your eligibility, our team can help people who: We support the communities of Goondiwindi, Roma, Stanthorpe, Toowoomba and Ipswich and enable people in vulnerable situations to access justice. TASC Legal and Social Justice Services honours traditional custodians across Australia and their enduring connection to the land, sea and community. We honour all First Nations peoples and their elders, past and present, and future. Minor traffic violations, drunk driving, work permit TASC provides services in South West Queensland including: We may also give you information, negotiate with third parties (e.g.

companies you are indebted to), help you write letters and emails, or fill out forms. Here are some examples of how we can help clients: TASC may be able to help you in some minor criminal cases if you are brought before Toowoomba First Instance Court, Ipswich First Instance Court, Roma First Instance Court and some regional courts. The Toowoomba Community Legal Service was founded in 1982 by a dedicated group of volunteer lawyers. We found that advocacy became a natural complement to our services, which led to a name change to The Advocacy and Support Centre (TASC) in 2004. In 2016, we changed our name to TASC National Limited, but most people simply refer to us as “TASC”. I loved the way she handled my case. She is the best. Thank you and good luck to you and CAT. Keep up the good work (TASC Legal Services Client, Toowoomba). Student advocacy (student advocacy is only available to students with disabilities) We recognize the Jagera, Yuggera and Ugarapul in Ipswich, the Jagera, Giabal and Jarowair in Toowoomba, the Mandandanji in Rome, the Bigambul in Goondiwindi and the Kambuwal in Stanthorpe.

Selection of civil and consumer cases (e.g. neighbourhood disputes, motor vehicle accidents) *Depending on eligibility – low-income individuals aged 18 and over, geographic location, personal circumstances (including mental health or disability).