Navigating the legal system as a self-represented party can be challenging, daunting and nerve-racking.
Depending on which jurisdiction your legal matter falls within, you might be in a situation where you are not eligible to be represented by a lawyer, such as the minor civil division of the Magistrates Court of Tasmania.
Our Principal Lawyer has had experience working in the community sector and has assisted clients who have struggled to navigate the legal system when they have otherwise not been entitled to legal representation due to the legal framework governing the matter they are dealing with.
At Tamar Legal, we offer specialist advice that is both affordable and practical, tailored to those who are facing a significant legal hurdle.
We can also provide you with specific advice as to whether you may be able to successfully apply for an exception under relevant legislation to be represented by us, when the default legal position is that you must "go it alone".
The law might tell you that you aren't entitled to legal representation, but we can offer valuable, meaningful and cost-effective advice, every step of the way.
Get in contact with us today to discuss your legal issue. We offer a competitive fee structure, and we are happy to work around your requirements, whether you simply need a one-off advice, assistance with drafting a Claim or a Defence, or comprehensive advice and assistance, including whether there are grounds to apply for leave, and a likelihood of being granted leave, to be legally represented in proceedings where you would otherwise not be eligible.