There are some QCAT matters that LawRight does not have expertise or capacity to assist with.
When we may be able to help
- You have a QCAT administrative review that is outside our usual area; and
- You are particularly vulnerable (for example, the review matter is about a licensing requirement for work)
This is dependent on capacity and expertise and determined on a case-by-case basis.
If this is your situation, click here to read more about our Court and Tribunal services and how they may be able to help.
When we can’t help
- Tenancy
- Building disputes
- Minor civil disputes
- Retail shop leases
- Neighbourhood trees or fences
- Racing or liquor
- Body corporate
- Manufactured homes or retirement villages
- Legal costs agreements
If this is your situation, see below for resources and other places that may be able help.
Other places that may be able to help
For minor civil and neighbourhood disputes, your local community legal centre may be able to help. You can find your local centre here: Find a CLC.
If you have a retail shop lease or small business dispute you may be able to get advice through the Bond Law Clinic.
If you have a tenancy dispute, you may wish to contact QSTARS – a free independent advice and referral service for Queensland renters.