Contact us

HCLS operates out of four conveniently placed locations in the Southern Tasmania region. We encourage clients to visit their nearest office where possible. The Hobart office is our head office and all information evenings are held at this location.

Hobart Office (head office)

	166 Macquarie Street, Hobart TAS 7000
	9:00-2:00 Monday to Friday (by telephone only)
	Phone 03 6223 2500
	Fax 03 6223 2510

Bridgewater Office

	Cove Hill Shopping Centre, Bridgewater TAS 7030
	9:30-2:00 Tuesday to Friday (by telephone only)
	Phone 03 6263 4755

Sorell Outreach

	CWA Room, Sorell Memorial Hall (temporarily suspended)
	9:30-1:00 Friday. (By appointment only. Appointment must be made by 12pm on the Wednesday prior.)
	Phone 03 6265 1911

Huonville Outreach

	Huonville Community Health Centre (temporarily suspended)
	Monthly, every third Friday. (By appointment only. Appointments must be made by 12pm on the Wednesday prior.)
	Phone Hobart office to make an appointment. 03 6223 2500

Southern Tasmanian Area

We service the Southern Tasmanian area. This ranges from Bicheno down to Southport and everywhere in between. Please contact us if you are unsure about your area of service.

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Free Legal Assistance

Finding legal assistance when you need it doesn’t have to be difficult. We offer free legal information, referrals and limited representation to people and communities in southern Tasmania. We can help you with most legal issues, from Centrelink or consumer rights issues, to employment law, family violence, child support or criminal matters.

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Free Legal Information Evenings

Do you have questions about a legal matter? Not sure who to turn to? Come along to a free legal information evening and talk to a lawyer. We offer information and referrals for most legal matters – and you don’t even have to make an appointment.

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The Tasmanian Law Handbook

The Tasmanian Law Handbook is an easy-to-read online guide for anyone interested in the law, or looking for information a legal matter – from the criminal justice system, to income and government assistance, family law, consumer issues and debt.

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